Monthly Archives: April 2010

Early Bird Rewards

Posted on April 29, 2010 by manu prasad

At least two major virtual happenings, one that has massive implications on the future of the web, and the other, slightly more subdued, but not lacking in potential. The latter – Twitter Annotations, announced at Chirp, allowing developers to “add … Continue reading →

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Endurance Models

Posted on April 15, 2010 by manu prasad

I’d ended last week’s post wondering about the role of durability in the design of communication and organisational structures. Dina has continued the discussion on her blog, adding on some very pertinent questions. Do visit and add on to this … Continue reading →

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In duress

Posted on April 8, 2010 by manu prasad

A few days back, when I met Balu and Conall, we happened to talk about the lifecycles of services (Twitter and Foursquare was the context) and then discuss whether product lifecycles were being compressed too. It is interesting because let’s … Continue reading →

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Of Social Media Baubles

Posted on April 1, 2010 by manu prasad

I read Umair Haque’s post – The Social Media Bubble, through the prism of  ‘interesting’ vs ‘popular‘, the subject of my last post. In the post, Haque’s biggest gripe with social media, the way it is now, is the low … Continue reading →

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