links for 2007-10-27

Jack writes about the triple: the tag, the thing tagged (picture, website, etc), and the person doing the tagging. I’d like to see tags enable controls. Smart tags, tags that control access, privacy, expiry etc. depending on relationship.

It’s the best browser for the MAC or PC at the moment. If you want to see the future then it’s time to try out flock. I’d still like it to refresh the people bar more frequently and a little more sophistication in other areas. Still it rocks!

” part of the evening ritual of getting their young boys to bed is lap time with dad watching YouTube videos of diggers, trucks, trains and planes.”

This post could easily be adapted to apply to blogger relations. I know bloggers invited to the table early etc.

The worst thing to do is pull the evidence. The second worst thing is; no blog to say… hmmm think we messed up. Third…. well there are too many to choose the third item.

“GlobeShooter, AdItAll and GeniusRocket have created online marketplaces where individual artists can hopefully catch a break by those brands ” (edited)

Ross Mayfield points to a Gartner chart. Thankfully I’m not a client buying the report. It’s simply not a useful matrix.