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Timely and insightful analysis from hypertext pioneer Greg Lloyd; check the post link below for more details. A couple observations, relative to Greg’s thesis: 1) Google+ isn’t fully baked, at this point; Google has been clear that Google+ is not even at beta status yet; 2) Google will likely integrate Google+ with Google Sites (and perhaps also Google Groups), and that approach — extending Google+ with a true workspace-based model (or two, although Google Groups are more messaging-centric than workspace-centric…), rather than trying to morph circles into hybrid spaces — is likely to be more productive.
Like many people in the tech industry, I’ve been happily exploring and enjoying Google+ for the… Continue reading: A Circle is not a Space – Traction Software
Another #e2conf snapshot: I continue to be impressed (as I have been for several years) by Traction Software; check the article link below for a summary and this Traction page for more details on the latest TeamPage release. While it may not (yet…) be trendy to be the market-leading collaborative hypertext journaling platform, I believe that’s what the Traction team has created, and that TeamPage’s underlying architecture and flexibility, especially when used in conjunction with Attivio for faceted search and navigation, make it especially powerful for the various types of tools and services (workspaces, blogs, wikis, activity streams, tagging, tasks, etc.) now commonly associated with “social” software/services.
Traction Software has released TeamPage Marrying deep search and collaboration: KMWorld [on Traction + Attivio]
An excellent social networking snapshot from Traction Software co-founder Greg Lloyd – read the full post for more insights, if you’re pondering social software dynamics
For me, the most interesting use of Twitter is as host of the world’s largest stream of personal broadcast channels: you can find, follow or reply to people adept at the 160 character tweet. For example, I enjoy David Pogue (pogue) and Steven Fry (stephenfry) for their ability to mix notes, quips and links. I also follow a sampling of folk interested in hypertext, social software and technology – at least those who don’t just repeat what I scan in more detail from their… Continue reading: Traction Software, Inc. | Blog1014: Explaining Twitter – One of Three Places for People
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