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Making the Web Better by Making it Social

by Mike Sansone in Web Strategy
November 2, 2007

"How much happier we would be if instead of crippling each other with fear, we competed to empower each others' creativity." - Dave Winer, ca 1996

Maybe you've hesitated engaging with social media because of the flood of choices. Some might call it widget hell. That's about to end.

With HTML and JavaScript, your developers and/or talent can get started...right now. What this could mean is that the developer in Manchester, Iowa doesn't have to live in Silicon Valley to succeed.

Among those involved: LinkedIn, Salesforce, Ning, Plaxo, Oracle, Friendster, Hi5, Slide...and many others.


Others on Open Social:

Marc Andreessen
Michael Arrington
Marianne Richmond
Chris Carfi
Richard McManus
Phil Wolff

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Mike,
Thanks for the call out!

Marianne

Posted by: Marianne Richmond | November 02, 2007 at 10:57 AM

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