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Total Web Density in real time from the site of Tim Berners-Lee talk on the Open Web and Business
TBL is giving a talk on the future of the web and business to the Royal Society right now. In a wide ranging discussion its hard to pick the gems. Some interesting point:
- Twitter is popular, but there seems to be a lack of discussion. Perhaps twitter will fail to provide a collaborative public forum. Rather it is a place where radical opinions shout at each other.
- AOL and Facebook provide cultivated guards that new users like, but over time people grow tired of a tended garden and will seek to "go over the wall" in to the jungle. We at the Web 3.0 Lab are seeing this process in a movement from Facebook Social Network to the larger Twitter universe. Interesting idea but far from established.
- Presently the web technology framework is being built by techie's hunches about what might be cool. There is a need to develop a better understand of the relationship between Society, Economic and Technology which take in to accounts dynamics. Berners-Lee gives an example spam. Email in an academic setting worked fine, but once it was rolled out spam became a logical consequence of economic forces, which reduced value of email.
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Just about to kick off #newweb conference by introducing @timberners_lee here at The Royal Society www.newweb.org.uk
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Jas Jas Dhaliwal
RT @webmetricsguru: WebScience "could" produce a stable world economic system - Tim Berners -Lee #newweb <--perhaps though I need convincing
mischatuffield Mischa Tuffield
Here here... A big no to #apps by @timberners_lee build websites with a mobile view, use the web and open standards #newweb
daddymojorisin Pete Hutcheon
WOW! You can see your TOP10 profile STALKERS! That's fun :) -http://bit.ly/twitter-profiles - #newweb {#pawsup
jobsworth JP Rangaswami
Question re complexity of validating security in the mobile web. @timberners_Lee don't build apps, build for the browser #newweb
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jayoconnor Jay O'Connor
Like the concept of 'Micro Kudos' rewards system to encourage research collaboration and data sharing #newweb
- TBL stated the obvious fact that the web is changing the scientific method and perhaps making it more democratic.
- There is a value of civil society building its own filtering and monitoring systems before central groups can establish one. This can prevent building a framework for censorship.
- TBL thinks that Web Science may be essential to building a stable economic system. That given the potential chaos of the web in business a better understanding is needed to guide government policy.
Tweeting density from the location is very high. As one would anticipate in a Web Sciences talk with Tim Berners-Lee
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