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creating an elevator pitch
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the rise and rise of browser-based 3D virtual worlds
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For ten weeks we will focus on persuasion psychology in Facebook. In other words, we will examine Facebook as a system that can foster attitude and behavior change.
links for 2008-04-09
Virtual Worlds: market research
Quite a good round-up presentation from the Virtual Worlds Forum by Nic Mitham from KZero about the demographic segments of the current virtual worlds landscape:
Key features I take away:
* so few people are looking realistically at the virtual worlds landscape at the moment, but the people behind existing worlds are aware that competitors are interested in chomping away at market leadership. This is particularly clear looking at the slide displaying the 20-30 year old market, where there are many virtual worlds in development aimed at this group. Why this group? According to the presentation, the major growth for this demographic is convergence. Embedded media does not a virtual world make.
* i’ve never seen the spread of virtual worlds for the 10yo crowd. Great to have a baseline to move forward from.
* Mitham says that one of the growth areas for the 30+ age bracket - which is grossly under-supported in the VW space - is to ‘[bring] existing social networks together’. How convenient, as that’s exactly what my attention has been drawn to in the past few months.
links for 2008-04-08
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Bobbie gives the details of the social innovations dreamed up at this year’s Social Innovation Camp. Mighty.
links for 2008-04-06
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for sunny afternoons
Trapped in the closet: web of deceit
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Marvellous.
links for 2008-04-05
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pub’d 1999 by Claudia L’Amoureaux
links for 2008-04-01
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web conference 24-26 October 2008
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The Social Technologies Summit
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Avatars in the health service’s internal network.
links for 2008-03-29
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an oldie but a goodie
links for 2008-03-19
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a free poll tool
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the most useful tool in the world ever. at least for multinationals
links for 2008-03-16
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all kinds of ways to visualise the stuff you can’t see
