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Rainer Helmes's List: Werkzeugkiste
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Nov 24, 09
"Seit zwei Monaten läuft Googles neue Webanwedung Wave im Testbetrieb. Von der Anfangseuphorie vieler Nutzer ist wenig übrig geblieben. Doch das offene Konzept des selbsternannten Nachfolgers der E-Mail bietet Chancen zur Weiterentwicklung."
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- In der Inbox Ansicht von Google Mail “Filter erstellen” auswählen.
- Im Feld “Mit diesen Wörtern” den Text label:buzz hinzufügen.
- Die Warnung mit OK bestätigen, der Filter funktioniert zuverlässig.
- “Posteingang überspringen”, “Als gelesen markieren” und “Löschen” auswählen.
- “Filter erstellen” auswählen.
Inbox Filter:
Daher hier schnell ein wirkungsvoller Filter, der die Buzz-Meldungen aus der Inbox verbannt und dem oben beschriebenem Problem entgegenwirkt:
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Heute geht es einmal nicht um „Heavy Strategy“, sondern um eine scheinbar ganz einfache Frage: Wie sehen Prozesse für Online-Projekte aus? Diese Frage hat mich in zwei Projekten zur Organisationsentwicklung von Online-Einheiten beschäftigt und ich stelle hier eine Anregung ins Web, weil auch eine Google-Suche dazu anscheinend nichts Brauchbares liefert. Mehr noch, auch die gute handvoll namhafter Agenturen, die ich schätze und folglich gefragt habe, haben sich wohl damit noch nicht intensiv beschäftigt.
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- Websites: Fully-integrated sites and those that use social plugins, or add a non-integrated domain in one easy step
- Applications: Including canvas, mobile, device, and desktop applications
- Facebook Pages: Including Pages created on Facebook.com and those that are part of the Open Graph protocol
Having good analytics is a key to successfully growing a business. To provide you with even better metrics for your Facebook applications, websites, and Pages, we recently launched an improved Insights dashboard.
The new Insights dashboard is your single source for all your Facebook analytics needs for:
For example, you can now view analytics around specific stories liked on your website, or how many users commented on posts made on your Page (note that this is anonymized aggregate data and does not include personally identifiable information). From there, you will have a better idea of what your audience finds most interesting and capitalize on that content.
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The best service I’ve seen for this is called Status.net, formerly Identi.ca, and it gives any brand, business, or person the ability to host every single Tweet or post surrounding their identity on their own servers. I’m implementing a version of this so I can control who owns the Tweets I share on Twitter and other sites. Starting right now, you can go to http://community.staynalive.com, register for your own account, and begin hosting your own Tweets right here. Or, go to Status.net, download the source code, and host your own instance on your own servers. Then, follow my posts at http://community.staynalive.com/jesse right from your own instance of Status.net on your own servers!
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The best way of course to search for up-to-date Enterprise 2.0-News is to throw on the Google search engine. Another additional way is to use the Google Blog Search function as it specifically allows you to search through current Enterprise 2.0 news on the most common blogs available on this topic.
Topic Blogs (e.g. Enterprise 2.0 Blogs) have risen to an excellent way of getting a quick overview as well as a deeper understanding of a topic you have not known much about before. So for people who are new to the topic of Enterprise 2.0, for those who ar trying to get a deeper insight, and for those experts around searching for additional information there is a list below of the 30+ most common current Blogs related to Enterprise 2.0. Besides, many of these Blogs were used during the writing of my diploma thesis and in addition for the Enterprise 2.0 study 2010 by centrestage.
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Sources: Cisco estimates based on CAIDA publications, Andrew Odlyzko
<!-- START INSET --><!-- END INSET -->Two decades after its birth, the World Wide Web is in decline,
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If you are Wired and you write an article “The Web is dead. Long live the Internet”, then you are bound to get people in the technology sector to read and respond to it.
It’s a crap title for a pretty lame article. Lamenting something is dead is very typical for tech media blogs and companies. A post either starts to claim something is dead or hot, in or out, right or wrong, black or white. It has the scent of trying to maximize traffic to the article on the Wired website, which is pretty ironic given the bold statement in it claiming that the web is dead.
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