The Museum of Me

Intel The Museum of Me

Cortex

"Cortex is the fastest way to share links, articles, videos, images, music to your friends and family across the web."
Cortex

The digital story of the nativity

Facebook Book

When Facebook becomes a book from Siavosh Zabeti on Vimeo.

Facebook Book | Fubiz™

YouTube - A LIFE ON FACEBOOK.

You don’t get to 500 million friends without making a few enemies

Official Website: The Social Network - Official Site

How are Mobile Phones Changing Social Media?

How are Mobile Phones Changing Social Media? / Flowtown (@flowtown)

Ferris macht blau - Twitter-Version

Sehr geil: Der Kult-Film aus den 80ern in der Twitter-Version:
- Ferris Bueller
- Jeanie Bueller
- Tom Bueller
- Sloane Peterson
- Ed Rooney

"Irgendwas mit Social Media"

Das erste Drittel dieses Jahres ist vorbei und es lässt sich sagen, dass Social Media in der Unternehmenskommunikation angekommen ist. Alles webzwonullige läuft auf heavy rotation in einschlägigen Fachpublikationen wie Horizont oder WUV. Dem kann sich kein Marketeer und kein Kommunikator mehr entziehen. So langsam springen alle auf den Zug auf, wollen ihre Facebook-Seite, den Twitter-Account und ein hübsches YouTube-Video. Die Rede ist nicht von den Innovatoren aus E-Commerce und ITK, den großen Lifestyle-Marken oder Verlagsprodukten. Vielmehr sind es jetzt Mittelständler und mausgraue B2B-Unternehmen, die bei den Agenturen anklopfen und sich Rat holen.

Guter Artikel über eine Zukunft von Social Media: In 5 Jahren spricht niemand mehr über Social Media, sondern über Fachkräftemangel | Cluetrain PR

Social Media im Unternehmen: Die zwölf häufigsten Fehler

1. Me too
2. Keine klar definierten Zuständigkeiten
3. Abwarten
4. Social Media als verlängerter Arm der Werbeabteilung
5. Überadministration
6. Unterschätzung des Aufwands
7. Unterschätzung juristischer Probleme
8. Mit Kanonen auf Spatzen schießen
9. Monolog statt Dialog
10. Keine Transparenz
11. Zu hohe Erwartungen
12. Angst vor Fehlern

Read all at Social Media im Unternehmen

A list of Location Based Social Networking sites

Aka-Aki, Belysio, Bliin, Blumapia, Blummi, Brightkite, Buddy Beacon, Buddycloud, BuddyMob, BuddyWay, buzzd, Carticipate, Centrl, CitySense, ComeTogethr, Dodgeball, Dopplr, Duzine, EagleTweet, FindbyClick, FindMe, Flaik,Footprint History, FourSquare, Foyaje, Fraced, Friend Mapper, Friends on Fire, GeoMe, GeoSpot, GeoUpdater, Glympse, Google Latitude, Gowalla, gpsME, Grindr, Groovr, GyPSii,ICloseby, iPling, Ipoki, IRL, Jentro, Junaio, LightPole, Limbo, Locaccino, Locatik, Locatrix, Locr, Locle, Loki, Loopt, MapMe, Map My Tracks, Match2Blue,MeetMoi, Meet Now Live, Microsoft Vine, Mizoon, Mobilaris, MobiLuck, Mologogo, Moximiti, My Adventures, MyGeoDiary, MyGeolog, Myrimis, myWingman, NAV2US, Now Here, Nulaz, Plazes, Pocket Life, Pownce, Quiro, Qlique, Rummble, Shizzow, Skobbler, Skout, Sniff, Snikkr, Socialight, Sparrow, Spot Adventures, SpotJots, Stalqer, The Grid, Toai, Tooio, TownKing TownQueen, Trackut, Trapster, Tripit, Troovy, Twibble, Twinkle,Twittelator, Unype, weNear, WHERE™, Whereis Everyone , WhereYouGonnaBe, Whrrl, Zhiing, Zintin

via: A list of Location Based Social Networking sites | BDNooZ

Social Media Is Dead

Social Media Is Dead: Long Live Common Sense.

View more presentations from David Armano.

Social Game Design

Find here: 7 of the Best GDC Slideshows for Indie Social Game Designers - Facebook Indie Games

UX Book Reviews

Card Sorting
Type: practical
Authors: Donna Spencer
Publishers: Rosenfeld Media
Details: 160 pages, paperback
With this book you can learn card sorting in a few days.

Designing Social Interfaces
Type: practical
Authors: Christian Crumlish & Erin Malone
Publishers: O’Reilly
Details: 478 pages, paperback
A practical guide for anybody who is working on social interfaces.

Thoughts on Interaction Design
Type: theory
Authors: Jon Kolko
Publishers: Morgan Kaufmann
Details: 2nd edition, 155 pages, paperback
Understand the story behind our profession on an academic level, but with an accessible tone.

via Johnny Holland – It's all about interaction UX Book Reviews: January 2010: "Card Sorting"

CROWDPARK - Social Forecasting Game - A Prediction Markets Game

Bei CROWDPARK kannst Du spielerisch die Zukunft vorhersagen. Du setzt Spielgeld auf Ereignisse oder Fragen, deren Eintreten in der Zukunft liegt. Gemeinsam mit anderen Spielern und der Technologie von CROWDPARK (sogenannte “Elektronische Prognosemärkte”) ergeben sich dadurch die genauesten Prognosen, die möglich sind. Diese “Weisheit der Vielen” ist zuverlässiger als die Vorhersagen der meisten Experten!

CROWDPARK - Social Forecasting Game - A Prediction Markets Game / Prognose-Märkte Blog

The social media mess

Please Rob Me

Hey, do you have a Twitter account? Have you ever noticed those messages in which people tell you where they are? Pretty annoying, eh. Well, they're actually also potentially pretty dangerous. We're about to tell you why.

Please Rob Me

Harald Lambers about "Design for Relevance"

With new social-networking communities popping up continuously, 100,000 apps in the iPhone Appstore, 500+ contacts in multiple places, two to three email accounts per user, Internet feeds from multiple sources, and different end-user credentials to remember for each service, can people still manage their digital lives? If on top of this, a text message notifies you of a new voicemail and an email notifies you of a new status update, something is wrong and the burden to manage it all is on the end-user.

Read all: DMI News & Views - Viewpoints - Design for Relevance

Grasping Social Patterns

Grasping Social Patterns

View more presentations from Christian Crumlish.

Create a Lifestream in Less than a Minute with Ident Engine

Today I came across an extremely impressive Lifestreaming demo that utilizes a new javascript library called Ident Engine. The library was built specifically for apps to provide the retrieval and or aggregate data across multiple web services. For the Lifestreaming demo, all you do is provide the URL for your profile on any of their 70 supported services and the script does the rest. It combs the web for additonal profiles and then creates a Lifestream and links to all the profiles it discovers in less than a minute.

Without much conscious thought, most of us have built identities across the web. We've filled in profiles, uploaded photos, videos, reviews and bookmarks. The Ident Engine uses semantic web API’s to bring together these web footprints.

Download at: Ident Engine

(via http://lifestreamblog.com)