Social Media Blur: Blogs, Networks, Streams - NEXT Berlin 2010

Stowe Boyd on Social Media Blur: Blogs, Networks, Streams - Anja Waltemate

It’s his third time at next (check out number one, and two). None of that has been blurred but has been kept in mind very well. This time

Stowe Boyd talks about the social media blur. He focuses on blogs, networks and streams, their continuous rise and how they tend to be blurred nowadays. He clarifies why the open stream model is becoming the dominant social motive of all technologies moving forward and why we’re going to be living in a web of flow.

Here’s my post summarizing that presentation.

Source: video.nextconf.eu

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