Comments on: Do you see what I see? http://blog.cre8asite.net/bwelford/2004/12/do-you-see-what-i-see/ Internet Marketing And SEO From A Different Point Of View Tue, 06 Jan 2009 02:19:44 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Bill Slawski http://blog.cre8asite.net/bwelford/2004/12/do-you-see-what-i-see/comment-page-1/#comment-17 Bill Slawski Wed, 29 Dec 2004 16:57:21 +0000 http://blog.cre8asite.net/bwelford/archive/202#comment-17 I like the perspective that you attain with this post. The web does shrink the world, and make it smaller. The amount of information that is available to us at any one time is greater. I think that some strategies will develop that can help us cope with this flood of data, and enable us to turn it into useful information. RSS/Atom is one start towards a tool that can enable us to keep up with our interests. Blogs aren't just an explosion of different viewpoints, but an opportunity to find people who share a thirst for topics common to our own, and to add their biases and views on a subject. Using something like Bloglines can help us manage some of that torrent of words and images. Collaborative efforts such as forums, and decentralized blog networks can help us find useful information that we might not find on our own. News alerts, of the type provided by Google and others, can help us filter the web. I find it fascinating to think about the impact that Radio, and then Television had upon societies. The web allows us considerably more choices. It's something we have to adapt to. I think that it is something that we will adapt to by working with others. I like the perspective that you attain with this post. The web does shrink the world, and make it smaller.

The amount of information that is available to us at any one time is greater. I think that some strategies will develop that can help us cope with this flood of data, and enable us to turn it into useful information.

RSS/Atom is one start towards a tool that can enable us to keep up with our interests. Blogs aren’t just an explosion of different viewpoints, but an opportunity to find people who share a thirst for topics common to our own, and to add their biases and views on a subject. Using something like Bloglines can help us manage some of that torrent of words and images.

Collaborative efforts such as forums, and decentralized blog networks can help us find useful information that we might not find on our own.

News alerts, of the type provided by Google and others, can help us filter the web.

I find it fascinating to think about the impact that Radio, and then Television had upon societies. The web allows us considerably more choices. It’s something we have to adapt to. I think that it is something that we will adapt to by working with others.

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