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Walter Isaacson suggested in his recent Time magazine cover story that micro-payments may be the way to go. We have already seen how Internet companies like Google, Amazon and eBay save enormous costs by leveraging the collective intelligence of their customers. By using the social recommendations of customers about products (Amazon), ratings of sellers (eBay) and statistics about favorite websites (Google search), companies are both enhancing their performance and In our third and last installment concerning David Bollier’s new book on the Commons movement ( Viral Spiral ), we asked him for an update, i.e.

2) Amazon: yes, it does sell books, but its force comes from being the intermediary between the publishers and the consumers of books. Without it, Amazon wouldn’t quite be Amazon. It is the kind of ideology one can identify with the “California ideology” expressed in Wired magazine. A republication of January 2006, on my own concept of netarchical capitalism. Some of the references are dated, but I think the main concept is still valid. (the

Commentators are intrigued by the possibility that Mr Murdoch is contemplating an extra 50p a week on Sky subscriptions, to help pull off his putative paywall plans – and they cite magazine rival Newsday’s recently-averted paywall disaster , in which a laughable 35 initial subscribers to Newsday.com was translated into a respectable 1.5m In confirmation that there’s nothing we Websters like more than a snifter of salacious tittle-tattle with our morning tea, Forbes magazine has crowned Perez Hilton King of the Web - news which cannot but conjure visions of Michael Arrington (2nd), Pete

… or so says Harry Gayner in Contagious magazine . (This This is why Amazon’s recommendations or Apple’s Genius service are so compelling. This article appeared in the Contagous newsletter on February 10th, 2009.) Some excerpts: Harry Gayner: “Barack Obama’s presidential inauguration was the

Magazine in the 2009 “Best of Elearning!” Network World lists 10 firms that threaten Google in 2010, including Amazon and Apple. - Gmail 2010 vs Lotus Notes 1995 ... PC Pro compares the planned additions to Gmail with Lotus Notes from the mid-1990s. " Comparing the Notes architecture back then (all of which is still in the product, even now) with what Google is laboriously developing, as if there

That worked well for Internet-based books, magazines and mail-order catalogs, but not so well for more complex applications. Tools Demand A Cautious Approach • Rolling Review: Windows Server 2008 Server Core Todays News Analysis • Amazon EC2 Entices Innovative Uses With Persistent Storage • AIG Private Client Group Diagnoses SOA Glitches With BMC Solution • CA Emphasizes Holistic Enterprise IT Management • Apple Previews Its Next Mac OS Snow Leopard REPORTS Analyize In-Line NAC strategies and products. ANALYTICS

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