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January 19, 2009 at 4:42 pm · Filed under Uncategorized, widget

Suprax antibiotic, Now that the dust has settled and the world is taking a reality check, it might be a good time to reflect on Widgets vs. Social Applications (Apps). There's been a great deal of debate/confusion about the distinction between the two - with the media often calling applications, suprax coupon, widgets and vice-versa. Suprax 400, So what's the difference. Is one 'better?' Are things going to change in the future. Let's start from the beginning...

What's the difference between a widget and social app?

Widget: A widget is a portable, atomic, application that can be moved to a blog, start page, or social network.

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In short, the widget can effectively be delivered to a 'broader' range of users and has quickly become the building block for the social web, suprax drug. And despite all the hub-hub around OpenSocial, Suprax medication, Social applications, can - at least today - only live on a single social network without modification.

Is one better?

As always, it depends on your purpose and ROI model, suprax price. For branded advertisers, Suprax for sale, it often makes more sense to build a widget versus an app. Why. Suprax antibiotic, Because it takes less time and, frankly, advertisers mainly seek to drive awareness during a campaign period. That being said, buy no prescription suprax, if an advertiser wants to TRULY maintain a relationship an app affords more 'hooks' to do so. Suprax injection, That means you have to refresh the content, make upgrades, deal with users being pissed off and all that good stuff, suprax chlamydia. Oh yea, Suprax cefixime, and that's mostly forever. That could make sense, or it might not, suprax generic. So, long story short, make sure you understand your campaign goal and make sure your widget OR app strategy fits your success metric.

Are things going to change in the future?

Yes and yes, suprax antibiotic. Widgets will become more like social apps and social apps will be standardized via efforts like OpenSocial. Suprax glass, Let's just assume that the two mediums do converge and the term will be widget. Widgets will be portable, have access to your social data, suprax online, and be able to use 'context' from within their container whether it be Facebook, Buy cefixime, MySpace, or the next big thing (iGoogle). Although over the next 1-2 years, suprax chlamydia, trends will result in widgets and apps being indistinguishable. Suprax antibiotic, Unfortunately, today that is not the case and publishers and advertisers have to pick the right mix.

What is the end game?

All applications will be built from widgets. Suprax coupon, There will be no apps vs. widgets. Widgets will access your social data, suprax drug, from wherever they are installed. Suprax indications, Game. Set. Match.

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July 10, 2007 at 11:12 am · Filed under standards, web2.0, widget

According to this article Buy cheap vermox, by CMS Wire, the W3C is pushing widget standards hard with a revision to the Widgets 1.0 standard. Buy vermox online,

Standardization of even these little (but oft-used) apps, creates a clear path for future innovators to ensure their product gets the play it deserves, buy vermox without prescription, Where to buy vermox, without hampering a person’s overall experience in terms of compatibility or basic usability.

Known occasionally as gadgets or modules, buy vermox without prescription, Vermox over the counter, and more formally as client-side Web applications, widgets are bite-sized programs that perform some minute task, is vermox over the counter. Where can i buy vermox, According to Scott Silk, the inclusion of widgets are part of what sets the iPhone apart, cheap vermox. Vermox without prescription, For a typical user, widgets can be clocks, vermox without prescription, Buy vermox, stock tickers, games, buy cheap vermox, Cheap vermox, weather forecasters or currency converters. (On a Mac, you can even get a widget that streams video of a panda in the San Diego Zoo!) In short, widgets are small apps that display and update remote data, and run on a Web browser or in a Widget Engine, buy cheap vermox.

Widgets 1.0 Requirements contains guidelines for device-independent standards for scripting, vermox for children, Vermox over the counter, digitally signing, securing, vermox for children, Vermox for children, packaging and deploying widgets.

Between all the hub-bub around measurement and now this, it looks like our little widgets are growing up in a big way, buy cheap vermox. Vermox without prescription, And all of this in time for WidgetCon. See you geeks there, where can i buy vermox.

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Hoo’s at WidgetCon?

June 29, 2007 at 4:24 pm · Filed under Uncategorized, clearspring, conference, widget

To my fellow geeks hitting up WidgetCon that are interested in chatting, ping me via comment/email/fb/ms/im/cell/office/fax (whatever you got). I am speaking there with some pretty cool folks. For those of you that do not have the scoop about this dope-as-a-rope conference here is the dish from our amigos at Freewebs:

WidgetCon is a full day event to be held at the Tribeca Cinemas in New York on July 11th. Its objective is to begin to look towards the smart growth of widget marketing, through conversations on everything from standards to metrics to production and economics, as well as creative and media strategies.

This is making out to be an interesting event and will be the second official Widget-only conference ever. The first was Widgets Live held last year. That event grew out of organic blog commentary and was a smashing success. The speaker list is below. There was one speaker recently added to this list. Our friend Linda Abraham, EVP Comscore, is joining the panel. You heard it here first! Congrats to Linda and team on the IPO - we are psyched to celebrate. :)

SPEAKERS Ed Anuff - CEO, WidgetBox Linda Abraham - EVP, Comscore David Card - VP and Senior Analyst, Jupiter Research Chris Cunningham - VP of Sales, Freewebs Andrew C. Frank Analyst, Gartner Eyal Gever - CEO/co-founder, Gizmoz Martin Green - Vice President, Business, meebo Joe Heitzeberg - CEO/co-founder, Snapvine.com Joseph Jaffe - Chief Interruptor, crayon Chris Jones - Former CEO, JWT Jeremy Liew - Partner, Lightspeed Venture Partners Robert Nelson - CEO, pYzam Kara Nortman - Vice President M&A, IAC Shervin Pishevar - President, Freewebs Ivan Pope - CEO/co-founder, Sniperoo Hooman Radfar - Founder, Clearspring Technologies Andrew Stachler - Director of Interactive Marketing, Warner Bros. Pictures Lance Tokuda - CEO, RockYou! Greg Verdino (had to correct) VP, Director of Emerging Channels, Digitas Scott Witt - Vice President, Denuo

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Clearspring & NBC

June 6, 2007 at 4:15 am · Filed under clearspring, marketing, web2.0, widget

Today Clearspring Technologies and NBC Universal are officially announcing a first-of-kind partnership. One of the largest media companies in the world will be working hand-in-hand with a widget syndication platform to execute a major cross-division strategic distribution initiative. This partnership is not just significant for Clearspring. It signifies a major shift for big media. They are officially moving away from a destination model and embracing the new model in web distribution - syndication.

The new model is media served a la carte. Video, text, audio, images, and applications are being exposed via web services and widgets. People are no longer are satisfied with the “go-to” content model, instead demanding a “come to me” web. - from Surviving Web 2.0 post

This announcement is particularly meaningful given the recent Facebook F8 announcement. One of the fastest growing destinations on the web has officially opened their gates to widget developers. And now big media is officially playing along. I guess Newsweek was right to declare 2007, 'The Year of the Widget.' For Clearspring, this part of a series of major announcements (see Clearspring/CBS announcement) as we continue to execute on our mission of being the most scalable syndication platform on the planet. Believe it, or not, we have a couple more tricks up our sleeve. Stay tuned gang - this summer is going to be exciting. I think it is safe to say we are witnessing the official beginning Web 3.0. To read some early commentary on the announcement check out Pete and Alex's posts. p.s. As an aside, it is amazing to see how fast this space is growing. I remember last summer when my brother and me were writing the first web widget definition in Wikipedia. ;) technorati tags:

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Clearspring Hits 3 Billion Widget Mark!

May 2, 2007 at 3:48 pm · Filed under Uncategorized, clearspring, widget

Hooray! Clearspring just served 3B widgets. Not bad for a couple months, eh? :) Check out our handy-dandy counter located on the upper right hand corner of clearspring.com to take a look. I can't wait to see what happens when we release our open community platform. Sign-up here to get on the preview list. We are releasing the next wave of accounts now. Congrats to the entire team! technorati tags:

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