At Clearspring, I have the opportunity to deal with hard-core technies as well as marketing/advertising folks. As you can imagine, these two groups do not always see eye-to-eye. There are those rare few, however, that manage to bridge the gap.
For those of you that do not already check out his blog, Steve Rubel is one of those cats. Although he technically on the dark side (JK) of the force (marketing/advertising/communications) his geek sense is pretty keen. Perhaps more importantly, he has a knack for translating his ideas into the written word.
I assembled a collection of his latest posts below. It seems that there is a bit of a trend emerging in his thinking...
Widgets + Steve Rubel = Heart.
Major Marketers and Widgets
Google Gadgets
Widgets Transforming Blogs
Web 3.0 and Widgetized Web
Start Pages
technorati tags: steverubel, blog, widget, web2.0 Steve Rubel + Widgets = Heart
At Clearspring, I have the opportunity to deal with hard-core technies as well as marketing/advertising folks. As you can imagine, these two groups do not always see eye-to-eye. There are those rare few, however, that manage to bridge the gap.
For those of you that do not already check out his blog, Steve Rubel is one of those cats. Although he technically on the dark side (JK) of the force (marketing/advertising/communications) his geek sense is pretty keen. Perhaps more importantly, he has a knack for translating his ideas into the written word.
I assembled a collection of his latest posts below. It seems that there is a bit of a trend emerging in his thinking...
Widgets + Steve Rubel = Heart.
Major Marketers and Widgets
Google Gadgets
Widgets Transforming Blogs
Web 3.0 and Widgetized Web
Start Pages
technorati tags: steverubel, blog, widget, web2.0 wsktb said,
About the post “Web 3.0 and Widgetezed Web” hi said, the next-gen webs will be like a swiss army knife, I suggest people to visit this link http://blog.wsktoolbar.com/?page_id=9 and see if this is just coincidence…
Hooman said,
I like that idea. Checked out your site. Very cool set of scripts. It will be interesting to see how many of the emerging personalized aggregation tools live within the browser, as versus on the desktop. In the long run, I think we are due for a new browser. Should be interesting to watch the evolution unfold.
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