Lesenswerte Artikel 30. September 2010

Lesenswerte Analysen, Hintergrundberichte und interessante News:

• Are we in for perpetual innovation?
  "I don’t know, of course. But, if I had to bet, I’d say that we’re in for perpetual innovation, with some inventions lasting longer than others. The Net may be the exception to the pattern because of its scale, its complexity, and the ease with which anyone can innovate."
• Nochmal zu der Studie zu kommerzieller Kinderpornographie …
  
• Tweetmeme CEO: “We are using DataSift to build a Flipboard competitor”
  "DataSift is built using various APIs – though of course, it mainly uses Twitter’s API – and allows users and developers to create customized streams based on in-depth filters that include Twitter user data such as keywords from Twitter profile descriptions, location, etc."
• Facebook Revenue Estimates Go Up—Even More
  "In a report today on the state of the overall ad market, Cowen & Co. analyst Jim Friedland says he expects that number to actually total more than $1.6 billion and non-ad revenue to bring Facebook’s overall sales to nearly $1.75 billion for the year."
• Social Networking Users are Creating Less Content
  Solche prozentualen Verschiebungen sind mMn zu erwarten, wenn die absoluten Zahlen steigen. Normale Entwicklung.
• Facebook Reveals New Stats On “Likers”: They Click Links To External Websites 5.4x More
  
• With LinkedIn Signal, Twitter And LinkedIn Collide
  "LinkedIn Signal, which is currently in limited beta, allows users to sort through Twitter updates of LinkedIn members (you opt in by syncing your accounts) and the site’s own updates on a very granular level. The feature’s page offers three main panes, on the left side there is a dynamic list of filter options, the mid-section shows the stream of relevant updates and the column on the right shows “trending links” that may be relevant. So far, there are 8 main filters: network, industry, company, the date the update was published, by geography, school and hash tags (all powered by LinkedIn’s structured profile data)."
• Don’t Like Gmail’s Conversation View? You Can Now Turn it Off
  
• BitTorrent will Künstler im eigenen 80 Millionen User starken Netzwerk promoten
  "Kostenlose Werbung vor einem Publikum von 80 Millionen Nutzern, die in der Vergangenheit immerhin zu über einer Million Downloads geführt hat, ist ein sehr gutes Angebot. Selbst wenn von dieser Million Usern nur einer in Hundert ein Fan wird, würde das immerhin noch 10.000 neue Fans bedeuten."
• Massenwahn “Kinderpornografie im Internet”, reloaded
  

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