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so very trapped in the social graph:
alisamleo@gmail.com
@alisamleo
AIM: alisamleo
alisa on the blogosphere:
ReadWriteWeb
CNET
Mashable
AdRants
AdAge
DMNews
Silicon Alley Insider
Daily Beast
ad:tech
AdFreak
Great Finds
Social Cache
Valleywag
Gawker
thingies
AdWeek's Top 50 Marketing Twitters to Follow
DMNews "30 Under 30"
Invesp's "Top 100 Influential Online Markters 2008"
NowPublic's "Web's Top 50 Most Influential New Yorkers"
OMMA Platform Wars! 2008 panel moderator
Web 2.0 Expo 2009 panelist
just a note
Alisa is the Social Media Evangelist and subject matter expert within the iCrossing Strategy & Planning team ("social media" is in her title, much to her chagrin). The views expressed in this blog are, as usual, entirely her own and do not necessarily reflect those of iCrossing.
Alisa is also the Vice Chair of Communications for the DataPortability Project
alisamleo@gmail.com
@alisamleo
AIM: alisamleo
alisa on the blogosphere:
ReadWriteWeb
CNET
Mashable
AdRants
AdAge
DMNews
Silicon Alley Insider
Daily Beast
ad:tech
AdFreak
Great Finds
Social Cache
Valleywag
Gawker
thingies
AdWeek's Top 50 Marketing Twitters to Follow
DMNews "30 Under 30"
Invesp's "Top 100 Influential Online Markters 2008"
NowPublic's "Web's Top 50 Most Influential New Yorkers"
OMMA Platform Wars! 2008 panel moderator
Web 2.0 Expo 2009 panelist
just a note
Alisa is the Social Media Evangelist and subject matter expert within the iCrossing Strategy & Planning team ("social media" is in her title, much to her chagrin). The views expressed in this blog are, as usual, entirely her own and do not necessarily reflect those of iCrossing.
Alisa is also the Vice Chair of Communications for the DataPortability Project
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December
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- Obligatory 2009 Predications
- On data ubiquity
- 2008 Data Portability Landscape
- Designing for a data portability
- brave new web
- socially contextual
- Non Facebook Connect / Non Marketing: Just Powers ...
- How Will Users Feel About Facebook Connect?
- Imagine
- Identity Battles: OpenID vs. Facebook Connect
- Decentralized, Distributed Social Web
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blog your heart out
- AdTech Blog
- Attention
- Being Peter Kim
- Blogstring
- BoingBoing
- Catch & Release
- CenterNetworks
- Daytrotter
- Engadget
- Fimoculous
- Flavorpill
- GigaOm
- Great Finds, an iCrossing blog
- Inhabitat
- Josh Spear
- LifeHacker
- Mashable
- Met A Canary
- Micropersuasion
- Naomi Can Blog
- Naomi Can Blog
- NoSo
- Peter Rojas
- Pitchfork
- ReadyMade
- Shop Therapy: Pronto.com Blog
- Sillicon Alley Insider
- Skelliewag
- Some Notes on a Napkin
- Steve Hall
- TechCrunch
- The Echo
- The Girl Riot
- The Rag
- Three Minds
- Urban Pollution
- We Make Money Not Art
- Wired
Socialized
musings from a social media "current iteration of the Web" junkie
1 comment:
I think for most consumers, once they realize their friends are "following" them around everywhere, they will get creeped out. I noticed one of your other commenters stated it might be viewed as Beacon-esque and that IS a real danger. For ecommerce sites it's awesome, but is there really that much value to the consumer knowing that your friend purchased or reviewed product in exchange for losing so much privacy? IMO, No.
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