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]]> By: jon burg http://www.chrisbrogan.com/thinking-about-information/comment-page-1/#comment-80372 jon burg Wed, 17 Oct 2007 20:00:15 +0000 http://chrisbrogan.com/thinking-about-information/#comment-80372 Hey Vlad, the point is that information is no longer presented in a shelved environment, it is organic and living. Think about your local supermarket. You see the items they want you to see. You're far more likely to see items on display at the end of the aisle. You're shopping in a controlled physical environment with access and awareness (to a more limited extent) being tightly controlled by the store manager. Digital media however doesn't live in a controlled or limited environment. The only structure it has is the structure we give it through artificial hierarchies, links and tags. We access and discover information is a wholly different manner. And as our digital experience transitions into a semantic expereince that bridges our browser based, mobile, email, gaming and traditional media this meta-structure will continue to evolve. Sphere is already delivering the a limited semantic experience based on the content and not the tags. The next gen of RSS readers will incorporate APML, an OPML (RSS subscription aggregate file) format that includes recommendations based on the behaviors of others. Our entire information ecosystem has changed. And it will change again. And as marketers, end users, advertisers, sales people, technologists and hobbyists, this will change our business and our lives. Hey Vlad, the point is that information is no longer presented in a shelved environment, it is organic and living. Think about your local supermarket. You see the items they want you to see. You’re far more likely to see items on display at the end of the aisle. You’re shopping in a controlled physical environment with access and awareness (to a more limited extent) being tightly controlled by the store manager.

Digital media however doesn’t live in a controlled or limited environment. The only structure it has is the structure we give it through artificial hierarchies, links and tags.

We access and discover information is a wholly different manner. And as our digital experience transitions into a semantic expereince that bridges our browser based, mobile, email, gaming and traditional media this meta-structure will continue to evolve. Sphere is already delivering the a limited semantic experience based on the content and not the tags. The next gen of RSS readers will incorporate APML, an OPML (RSS subscription aggregate file) format that includes recommendations based on the behaviors of others.

Our entire information ecosystem has changed.

And it will change again.

And as marketers, end users, advertisers, sales people, technologists and hobbyists, this will change our business and our lives.

]]> By: jon burg http://www.chrisbrogan.com/thinking-about-information/comment-page-1/#comment-238930 jon burg Wed, 17 Oct 2007 20:00:00 +0000 http://chrisbrogan.com/thinking-about-information/#comment-238930 Hey Vlad, the point is that information is no longer presented in a shelved environment, it is organic and living. Think about your local supermarket. You see the items they want you to see. You're far more likely to see items on display at the end of the aisle. You're shopping in a controlled physical environment with access and awareness (to a more limited extent) being tightly controlled by the store manager. Digital media however doesn't live in a controlled or limited environment. The only structure it has is the structure we give it through artificial hierarchies, links and tags. We access and discover information is a wholly different manner. And as our digital experience transitions into a semantic expereince that bridges our browser based, mobile, email, gaming and traditional media this meta-structure will continue to evolve. Sphere is already delivering the a limited semantic experience based on the content and not the tags. The next gen of RSS readers will incorporate APML, an OPML (RSS subscription aggregate file) format that includes recommendations based on the behaviors of others. Our entire information ecosystem has changed. And it will change again. And as marketers, end users, advertisers, sales people, technologists and hobbyists, this will change our business and our lives. Hey Vlad, the point is that information is no longer presented in a shelved environment, it is organic and living. Think about your local supermarket. You see the items they want you to see. You’re far more likely to see items on display at the end of the aisle. You’re shopping in a controlled physical environment with access and awareness (to a more limited extent) being tightly controlled by the store manager.

Digital media however doesn’t live in a controlled or limited environment. The only structure it has is the structure we give it through artificial hierarchies, links and tags.

We access and discover information is a wholly different manner. And as our digital experience transitions into a semantic expereince that bridges our browser based, mobile, email, gaming and traditional media this meta-structure will continue to evolve. Sphere is already delivering the a limited semantic experience based on the content and not the tags. The next gen of RSS readers will incorporate APML, an OPML (RSS subscription aggregate file) format that includes recommendations based on the behaviors of others.

Our entire information ecosystem has changed.

And it will change again.

And as marketers, end users, advertisers, sales people, technologists and hobbyists, this will change our business and our lives.

]]> By: Vladislav Chernyshov http://www.chrisbrogan.com/thinking-about-information/comment-page-1/#comment-80366 Vladislav Chernyshov Wed, 17 Oct 2007 18:58:21 +0000 http://chrisbrogan.com/thinking-about-information/#comment-80366 That's amazing...I've never thought what way...Hmm... Yahoo maintained CATEGORIES on the web. Then search engines came and people can search by keywords. Now people themselves maintain CATEGORIES by tagging (tag = category). So what?... That’s amazing…I’ve never thought what way…Hmm…

Yahoo maintained CATEGORIES on the web.
Then search engines came and people can search by keywords.

Now people themselves maintain CATEGORIES by tagging (tag = category).

So what?…

]]> By: Vladislav Chernyshov http://www.chrisbrogan.com/thinking-about-information/comment-page-1/#comment-238929 Vladislav Chernyshov Wed, 17 Oct 2007 18:58:00 +0000 http://chrisbrogan.com/thinking-about-information/#comment-238929 That's amazing...I've never thought what way...Hmm... Yahoo maintained CATEGORIES on the web. Then search engines came and people can search by keywords. Now people themselves maintain CATEGORIES by tagging (tag = category). So what?... That’s amazing…I’ve never thought what way…Hmm…

Yahoo maintained CATEGORIES on the web.
Then search engines came and people can search by keywords.

Now people themselves maintain CATEGORIES by tagging (tag = category).

So what?…

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