Archive for the 'Speedlinks' Category

OnDemand Speed Links Feb 1 2008

February 1, 2008
Written by Ameed Taylor

Speed Cyclist 

Microsoft makes 44 billion USD offer for Yahoo
To underscore how market dynamics and perception of companies has changed drastically over the past few years; this acquisition would actually be welcomed by many.

Meanwhile Google misses earning estimates for first time
This is no surprise given the current economic downturn and resultant decrease in online advertising; the key driver in Google’s revenue model. This makes Microsoft’s probable purchase of Yahoo even more important as Google will finally have a competitor who will match it dollar for dollar in R&D spending etc.

Web 2.0 security risks still being ignored
Julian Goldsmith opines in ZDNet Asia that basic security risks are still being ignored by most Web 2.0 companies and users.

Wall Street Journal predicts widespread Web 2.0 adoption in 2008
Despite the lagging economy and security risks, Ben Worthen thinks that 2008 will be a breakout year in terms of Web 2.0 adoption in corporations.


OnDemand SpeedLinks Jan 11 2008

January 11, 2008
Written by Ameed Taylor

Blue Speed F1 

NewsGator Consumer Products are Free at Last
Leland Rucker’s announcement of NewsGator’s move to offer consumer products for free

Consumer and business apps begin to blur due to Web 2.0 
Ephraim Schwartz on divergence of Web 2.0 Consumer and Business Apps

Business not yet embracing Web 2.0
Helen Leggatt’s opinions on why many businesses have not yet adopted Web 2.0

Business Gets Social: Corporate Web 2.0 Usage is Booming
Joshua Levine’s assessment of corporate Web 2.0 adoption is 180 degrees counter to Helen Leggatt’s


OnDemand SpeedLinks Dec-26-07

December 26, 2007
Written by Ameed Taylor

SpeedBoat

Top Ten Startups to watch in 2008
Zooped.com list of the Top 10 startups to watch in 2008

Enterprise 2.0: The Death Of Slow Business Process
Bex Huffs views on true Enterprise 2.0 adoption

Web 2.0 in the enterprise: Are you prepared?
Larry Dignan on preparing for Web - Enterprise 2.0

From Web 2.0 to Web 3.0
Thoughts on how the progression from Web 2.0 to Web 3.0 will take place