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18 April 2008 in Internet, Media, Notes by Stilgherrian | 5 comments
Social networks guru Laurel Papworth was on Channel Ten’s 9am with David and Kim this week. Have a look, ‘cos it’s interesting to see how out of touch mainstream media professionals are in all of this. I write about that in my comment to Laurel’s post.
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Stilgherrian on 19 April 2008 at 12:35 pm
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Laurel Papworth on 19 April 2008 at 9:47 pm
Oh I have laurelpapworth.com but it’s a pain in the ass to maintain. Much prefer my Facebook and blogspot blog
I think we are moving away from domain names towards “little bits everywhere” — as DNW and Fang call Web 3.0.
Stilgherrian on 20 April 2008 at 11:10 am
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@Laurel Papworth: As the old saying goes, if it’s a pain in the arse then you must be doing it wrong.
You could always point laurelpapworth.com to your Blogspot account…
I sometimes think the “little pieces everywhere” approach only reflects a rapidly-evolving marketplace. 30 years from now, plus or minus 20 years, natural selection will have whittled it down to a few clear ways of doing things and people will choose from amongst them.
A century ago there were 200 automobile manufacturers in the US. Today there are what? None?
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