Tag Archives: SPSN

Encore au sujet de Facebook

Posted on 09.01.2008 by Stephanie Booth

[en]An answer to Carlos’s comment on my last post. The “interesting things” I’m waiting for us to be able to do with the new Facebook “friend lists” is to use them for sharing and privacy purposes.[fr]Carlos a laissé un commentaire … Continue reading →

Posted in Social Media and the Web | Tagged applications, facebook, opensocial, réseau social, social networking, Social Software, social tools, SPSN | 15 Comments

Facebook, foire aux applications

Posted on 09.01.2008 by Stephanie Booth

[en]Facebook has become a gigantic app-fest, and I regret it. Many newcomers around me see only that, and fail to understand where Facebook’s real value lies. Not in the Vampires, Superwalls, or Secret Crushes. But in the network of people … Continue reading →

Posted in Social Media and the Web | Tagged applications, facebook, facebook apps, privacy, réseau social, social network, Social Software, social tools, sphère privée, SPSN | 12 Comments

FOWA: What is the Future of Web Apps? (Ryan Carson, Om Malik, Michael Arrington)

Posted on 03.10.2007 by Stephanie Booth

[fr]Notes prises à l’occasion de la conférence Future of Web Apps (FOWA) à Londres.[en]Here are my live notes of this Future of Web Apps (FOWA) session with Om Malik, Michael Arrington, and Ryan Carson. They are probably incomplete and may … Continue reading →

Posted in Live Blogging | Tagged drm, Events, facebook, fowa, liveblogging, michaelarrington, mobile, Music, OmMalik, ryancarson, socialnetworks, socialtools, SPSN, visionary | 1 Comment

Tag-Related Wishlist

Posted on 22.09.2007 by Stephanie Booth

[fr]Mes idées/prédictions/désirs pour l’évolution des tags et des technologies associées.[en]I told you my mind never stops spinning, didn’t I? Here are a few follow-up thoughts on my previous post on tags. View this as my brain dump of what I’d … Continue reading →

Posted in Social Media and the Web, Wordpress | Tagged Blogger musings, ideas, My corner of the world, plugins, predictions, public, Social Software, SPSN, tagging, tagquerylanguage, tagspace, technorati, TQL, wishlist, Wordpress | 1 Comment

Ethics and Privacy in the Digital Age

Posted on 16.09.2007 by Stephanie Booth

[fr]Même si tout le contenu numérique que nous produisons court le risque de se retrouver un jour sur l’internet public, cela ne veut pas dire pour autant qu’il est acceptable de rendre public des informations qui ne le sont pas. … Continue reading →

Posted in Connected Life, Social Media and the Web | Tagged Cyberspace, data, facebook, flickr, friends, ibcom, information, internet, Online Culture, pownce, privacy, profile, relationships, Social Software, socialnetworking, socialnetworks, socialtools, SPSN, trust, twitter, viddler | 8 Comments

Lijit Feedback

Posted on 16.08.2007 by Stephanie Booth

[fr]Un peu de feedback sur Lijit, un moteur de recherche sympa qui s’organise autour du contenu en ligne d’une personne et de son réseau.[en]I lost the first version of this post in a Firefox crash while I was writing my … Continue reading →

Posted in Social Media and the Web | Tagged e-mail, facebook, feedback, ideas, import, lijit, network, Reviews, screenshots, search, sns, Social Software, socialnetwork, SPSN, stats, tools, wijit | 9 Comments

We Need Structured Portable Social Networks (SPSN)

Posted on 16.08.2007 by Stephanie Booth

[fr]Nous avons besoin de réseaux sociaux que l’on peut importer/exporter d’un outil/service à l’autre. Nous avons également besoin de pouvoir structurer ces réseaux sociaux qui contiennent souvent un nombre important de personnes. Nous avons besoin de réseaux sociaux portables structurés. … Continue reading →

Posted in Connected Life, Social Media and the Web, Technology, Thinking | Tagged Citations, coComment, connectors, Cyberspace, facebook, flickr, lijit, networks, online, Online Culture, plaxo, portable, pownce, relationships, social, Social Software, socialnetworking, socialtools, Software and Tools, SPSN, structured, Technology, Thinking, twitter, viddler, xing, yasn | 14 Comments