Category Archives: Web2.0

Some Collective Intelligence Can’t Be Reduced to Thumbs-Ups and Star Ratings

Posted on February 7, 2009 by Richard K Miller

In a podcast this week, I learned about Sermo, a private social network where doctors can share knowledge with each other. Seems like a good idea — let doctors submit and “rate” treatments for various diseases, Web 2.0-style*, like Digg … Continue reading →

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Provo Labs in the news

Posted on August 29, 2006 by Richard K Miller

Today the Las Vegas Review-Journal, the largest newspaper in Las Vegas, published a column on Provo Labs and how Carolynn Duncan landed a job with them through blogging. The column also alludes to the startup- and technology-friendly environment that Utah … Continue reading →

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APIs drive innovation

Posted on August 16, 2006 by Richard K Miller

Facebook launched an API just 72 hours ago and there are already 944 registered developers, 117 discussion threads, hundreds of blog posts, and at least a couple of mashups: Facebook+Google Maps and Facebook+Bill Splitting. I’m constantly amazed at how opening … Continue reading →

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