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March 7, 2008
It Ain't Just Direct Navigation Where Google Wants The Second Click
Check out "ross california real estate"
- Posted by John Battelle at 11:06 PM
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March 6, 2008
Help Me With a Google-Backed Panel Friday: On CrowdSourcing
Tomorrow I'll be moderating a panel at Stanford on a fun topic: Crowdsourcing. In fact, the central question to the discussion will be addressing answers to this partial statement: "Crowdsourcing will never work to do...."
I've got three great panelists who are going to help get the conversation started. They are NYU's Jay Rosen (more on him here), Google's Hal Varian (here), and Current TV's Joel Hyatt (here).
Jay plans to argue that crowdsourcing will never work to create new things.
Hal plans to argue that crowdsourcing will never get you an excess return on the stock market.
And Joel plans to argue that crowdsourcing isn't an easier way to do business; it's a *different* way to do business, with different processes involved and different skills required.
What I want to do here is to do a bit of my own crowdsourcing.... what do you think crowdsourcing can NOT do, and what do you make of our panelists ideas?
- Posted by John Battelle at 12:58 PM
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Download: The True Story of the Internet
John Heilemann is one of my oldest and dearest pals and one of the most talented journalists in the business, so take this with a caveat, but only one that emphasizes how worth your time it will be to watch this series. Download: The True Story of the Internet is a documentary he's been working on for more than a year. And I am certain it will be masterful. More details here.
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March 3, 2008
Outside Lands
I know the folks behind this. This is going to be amazing.
ANOTHER PLANET, SUPERFLY AND STARR HILL ANNOUNCE THE INAUGURAL OUTSIDE LANDS MUSIC & ARTS FESTIVAL
MAJOR THREE-DAY EVENT TO TAKE PLACE AUGUST 22 – 24 IN SAN FRANCISCO’S GOLDEN GATE PARK
RADIOHEAD, TOM PETTY AND JACK JOHNSON TO HEADLINE
Another Planet Entertainment, Superfly Productions and Starr Hill Presents, in a partnership with the San Francisco Recreation & Park Department, are proud to introduce the Outside Lands Music & Arts Festival. The inaugural multi-faceted, three-day festival will take place in San Francisco’s historic Golden Gate Park August 22 – 24, 2008. Radiohead, Tom Petty and Jack Johnson will headline the event. Full lineup, ticketing, on-sale and other information will be announced throughout the coming weeks.
- Posted by John Battelle at 10:40 AM
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If Facebook Is Going with iTunes...
Watch for what MySpace does. Trust me on this one. Link.
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