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- Meeting points like Twitter or Facebook catch more attention than TV programms
- Social media connect people locally ensuring new meetings in vivo and amazing community feeling
- Personal issue are solved by real person directly connected through Twitter or Facebook or Linkedin or Quora (asynchronous reply is better than no reply at all)
- If you go for shopping, you trust more recommandations from your buddies' internet community than the shops or brands reviews.
- You can follow the conversation or let it but you know where to find conversations.
- The spiral of silence is brocken. Everybody can add his word, his pictures, his videos "silently" or "loudly" hoping to find his soul mate in a little comment or re-tweet coming from nowhere. For a human being a little comment is a BIG reward.
Money is a medium of exchange, a measure of value, a standard of deferred payment and a store of value.
A measure or a store of value means also a measure or a store of information.
People all around the world are brainstorming about the future of money: the financial system is dead, let us organise a new system, more sustainable, fair, not speculative...endly not capitalist.
Behind these discussions, two ideas are rising up:
1- Market is conversation: the conversation is possible with internet, the value of each exchange could be the result of these conversations. The global market could become a peer to peer conversation.
2- Exchange requires trust: internet is building trust on community information. The world financial system could turn up to social community financial system.
No doubt that States and population who are not involved in the "webosphere", will be reluctant to such a drastic change.
All is about trust: are you confident in Banks, States, Big companies today?
The intensity of white and yellow shows areas of considerable recent activity in the OpenStreetMap project.
This picture, updated by Peter Miller from Ito company (http://www.itoworld.com/) reflects the citizens' commitment of each european country in the open source movement. As a consequence it reveals also how people are confident in things done from the "ground"...Hoping this "passivity", sometimes viewed as individualism, will be eradicated in the new "digital - social media" generation.
Reading post "Blockage" in Cause Global Blog, I was impress by the replies gave by Clay Shirky about the management of organizations and whole society.
To the question :
"Is there someone or some new organization doing this well? Boing Boing, one of the well-trafficked Web blogs, has a brilliant community manager named Theresa Nielsen Hayden, whose principal MO is to sit back and watch"
answers Clay Shirky.
Absolutely disruptive of course as our traditionnal image of a true leader - manager is a busy person, pushing and pulling persons and projects.
Maybe the "sit and watch" attitude is the drastic posture of the "new" leader but in the challenge to find efficient and flexible organization that deserves the society of information, it could be a necessary first step.Do you agree with:
" how to change the organizational structure enough to accommodate Web-enabled, ground-up, collective action—self-organized groups of members or supporters or constituents that, because they're using new technology tools, are demanding interaction at far higher levels than before. This is something that really is unprecedented. Those organizations which fail to exert new leadership will risk losing support."
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Clouds can also be very useful to share good news, to give hope.
This picture could be a metaphora of the situation of USA today in the world.
A big plane in a river, which is not its place, and people going out peacefully.
The contrast give me hope, as far as I know that this people are all safe.
PS: the pilot, Chesley Sullenberger, veteran of US Air Force, is 67 years old.
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More than the extend use of video or TV over the web, the future in Internet for me is in collaborative data visualization.
Few examples:
* Wikinvest has a feature called Wikicharts which allows users to share annotations on financial charts.Wikinvest's chart is extremely well executed and features customary dynamic axis and multiple time ranges, as well as their own additions for user-submitted annotations. Graphical annotation of chart is also explored in Berkeley project Sense.us and by IBM in Many Eyes technology (create your visual representation of data and information here : http://vizlab.nytimes.com/ )
* Kaltura is built on the collaborative Wiki model but uses media rather than text. Sites can add video capabilities using Kaltura's hosted services, download the open source community edition, or install self-serve video packages for web-platforms such as MediaWiki, WordPress, Drupal, Joomla, etc.
Using Kaltura's technology, users can create videos by combining existing uploaded media from sharing sites such as MySpace or YouTube with CreativeCommons or public domain sources such as Flickr, ccMixter, Jamendo, and The New York Public Library.[2] Media that can then be embedded and played elsewhere on the Internet.
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