impl.emented» Social Graph http://impl.emented.com — tracking the Web Fri, 02 Apr 2010 09:12:57 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 en hourly 1 February Highlights II: Cloud Computing, Social Gaming and the Social Cloud http://impl.emented.com/2008/02/21/february-highlights-ii-cloud-computing-social-gaming-and-the-social-cloud/ http://impl.emented.com/2008/02/21/february-highlights-ii-cloud-computing-social-gaming-and-the-social-cloud/#comments Thu, 21 Feb 2008 09:19:02 +0000 Jonas Bolinder http://impl.emented.com/2008/02/21/february-highlights-ii-cloud-computing-social-gaming-and-the-social-cloud/ Here are the past week's most interesting posts:

  • Reaching for the Sky Through The Compute Clouds – Alex Iskold
    Alex makes a brief comparison of cloud computing vs. LAMP, and lists a few scalability issues with the LAMP approach. He does not mention any potential problems with cloud computing other than occasional outages.
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  • Tom Coates: Web of Data – Richard MacManus
    Tom Coates gives a presentation at Webstock and talks about a "web of data", which is where "data sources and services are the center of the Web, rather than pages." Examples are Twitter and Flickr. He recommends opening up your data, the main reason is a "network effect", new services can build on the data.
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  • Game On: Zynga and SGN Battle For Social Gaming Developers – Erick Schonfeld
    Social gaming networks are growing. The benefit for a developer to join a network is increased visibility of their application. The Social Gaming Network, SGN, provides an API for their gaming hub, where developers can add their games and leverage the "gaming graph".
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  • Crude Android Prototypes Unveiled – Daniel Langendorf
    Pictures of early prototypes of Android mobile phones, mostly circuit boards, displays and solder.
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  • Study: 6% of People Online Contribute 50% of Display Ad Clicks – Marshall Kirkpatrick
    Further, they have a low income and are "more likely to visit auctions, gambling, and career services sites."
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  • The Social Cloud – Kevin Marks
    Kevin Marks has a video up of an interesting presentation he gave at the recent Geneva LIFT conference. A few quotes from the presentation:

    The Social Graph API puts this cloud around finding me and finding my public friends on the web. That means we can assume that that is there and it is abstracted that stuff away, which means we can assume that these public connections that we have already asserted and made on the web, can be discovered and can be reused in other places.

    ... OpenSocial, that puts a cloud around social networking sites, and the details of friends, the details of people, the details of the actions they do and data you store.

    So by the concept of a cloud, he means that something just works, and we, as developers or users, do not have to think about the details of the implementation or how it works. From a developer's point of view, OpenSocial enables the concept of a Social Cloud.
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]]> http://impl.emented.com/2008/02/21/february-highlights-ii-cloud-computing-social-gaming-and-the-social-cloud/feed/ 0 February Highlights I: The Social Graph API, Web 3.0, MySpace Platform and more http://impl.emented.com/2008/02/12/february-highlights-i-the-social-graph-api-web-30-myspace-platform/ http://impl.emented.com/2008/02/12/february-highlights-i-the-social-graph-api-web-30-myspace-platform/#comments Tue, 12 Feb 2008 20:25:31 +0000 Jonas Bolinder http://impl.emented.com/2008/02/12/february-highlights-i-the-social-graph-api-web-30-myspace-platform/ Let's start out this blogging task by listing a few interesting and thought-provoking posts I've come over the last week. Hopefully, it will be a recurring theme of this blog. The inspiration for this kind of link post comes from blogger Steve Rubel, who frequently writes "links for [date]" posts, with a short description and tags.

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