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I think the value out there right now is significantly higher for businesses and brands. That's okay and usually how the cycle goes. "computers" were first fo
by jasonlbaptiste 17y ago
I think the value out there right now is significantly higher for businesses and brands. That's okay and usually how the cycle goes. "computers" were first for corporations with mainframes, then the "personal computer" came along.
Anything that makes information flow at a significantly faster rate is valuable. For the average every day person, it needs to be presented in a way that's simple and makes sense. Twitter describing itself as the pulse of the internet/world is something I find very powerful.
- sscheper 17y agoThey also described themselves as being like a flock of birds. Biz and the gang can get a room and flock all over themselves for all I care, as long as they're providing clear value and making money. With Google Wave coming out, that will clearly be providing information at the fastest rate. Will that be the next ahem wave?
- vladimiroane 17y agoI have my doubts about Google Wave. If Twitter is still complicated for some people to understand (conceptually speaking) I feel not too many will find great value in the Real-time communication feature of Wave. I don't think search is the killer app for real-time. Real-time communication is already popular with sites like Twitter and Facebook where the value is to see what your friends are doing in real-time. The use-cases for search are not so obvious right now. And you get this from a guy building a RT conversational search-engine.