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Print on the internet.

By Pieter ⋅ May 26, 2008 ⋅ Post a comment

One of the characteristics of the web 2.0 is conversation.  These conversations are held on different social levels on blogs, fora or social community sites like Twitter, Facebook, Friendfeed, ….  Unlike a live diaologue, these conversations are being archived and become searchable.  Tools like Technorati, Tweetscan, Del.icio.us, … give users the power to scan those conversations in order to learn from it.

For a lot of people, print is an old medium.  It’s quite stunning to scan live discussions where the word print is subject.  From now on you can follow those conversations on this blog:  http://resource.iheartprint.com

If you have an interesting feedlink to share, contact me at pieter [at] contentprint [dot] com.

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One comment for “Print on the internet.”

  1. Nice! I run this search on some of these services every so often. Fun to have it in one place (even if it made me curse the inadequate number of languages I speak).

    Posted by Justin | May 27, 2008, 9:58 am

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