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This sounds like a nightmare that no one but people like Robert Scoble would fully opt in to. > He gets an alert on his mobile phone that I’m on my way and Gly
by henning 16y ago
This sounds like a nightmare that no one but people like Robert Scoble would fully opt in to.
> He gets an alert on his mobile phone that I’m on my way and Glympse sends him the ability to watch my progress so he’ll know if I’ll be on time.
This kind of surveillance is appropriate for a police state or someone who has to be monitored for drug/alcohol violations of some kind.
He never actually says that these "information silos" will "die" as in go out of business, he just suggests ways they could integrate. Developing integration between all of these websites is in general ad-hoc and based on the whims of each service. If there is heavy integration between these services, each individual website will still be a silo.
It's a really boring vision of technology based on endless spammy intertwingled streams of useless information.
- shadowsun7 16y agoIn my day, we did long-forgotten things on car-rides like 'watching scenery whiz by' and 'having conversations' and 'playing I Spy'. Scoble's kids would probably be addicted to some variant of Tap Tap Revenge on his iPhone throughout the trip, chatting to their little friends back home, and posting top scores to Facebook with tags like 'scored during a road trip' or 'scored while in math class!'