Jaiku - Microblogging Tiny Social Objects On The Future Of Participatory Media

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    1. Microblogging Tiny social objects on the future of participatory media Jyri Engeström jyri.jaiku.com
    2. Top 100 English Web sites on Alexa 1. Yahoo 31. Friendster 32. BBC Newsline Ticker 2. MSN 35. Internet Movie Database 3. Google 39. Go 4. YouTube 40. Craigslist 42. Flickr 5. MySpace 48. CNN 6. Baidu (Chinese search engine) 50. ImageShack 7. Windows Live 52. AOL 54. PhotoBucket 8. Orkut 59. Xanga (weblogs) 9. QQ (Chinese instant messenger) 67. LiveJournal 10. Yahoo.co.jp (Japanese portal) 70. Geocities 73. Adult Friendfinder 11. Wikipedia 77. Apple 13. Microsoft Corp. 78. RapidShare 14. EBay 79. ImageVenueHosting 80. Digg 15. Blogger 81. Alibaba (trade leads) 16. MegaUpload (file sharing) 84. Rediff (Indian portal) 19. Hi5 87. Googlesyndication 21. RapidShare 92. Skyblog 23. Amazon 94. Adobe 26. TheFaceBook 96. Starware 29. Fotolog 97. About 98. Sourcefourge 30. Passport.net An increasing number of the most popular services are built on user-generated content.
    3. This talk has 3 parts
    4. 1. The case for social objects 2. Five principles for building services around them 3. My take on the next wave
    5. butterfly, butterfly fly in the sky butterfly, butterfly flies so high butterfly, butterfly lands on my thigh butterfly, butterfly motionlessly lies butterfly, butterfly gracefully dies
    6. $580M
    7. Is MySpace another butterfly?
    8. The sites that fail are just ‘social networks’
    9. The sites that work are built around social objects
    10. Think about the object as the reason why people connect with each particular other and not someone else
    11. Flickr did it to photos
    12. Delicious did it to bookmarks
    13. Amazon did it to books
    14. The focal object on MySpace is music
    15. How does one build a service around social objects?
    16. 5 key principles
    17. 1. Define your object
    18. When we first launched Flickr, it was a Flash application that was mainly just a chat environment with real-time photo sharing. As we started adding features to the site itself, like pages that hosted the photos so that people could visit them at a unique URL, we had a lot more success with that. People responded to it, and the site began to grow. Eric Costello
    19. Think about the objects on these services
    20. 2. Define your verbs
    21. Silent selling on Igglo
    22. 3. Make the objects shareable
    23. E-mailable permalinks http://www.flickr.com/photos/jyri/315809759/ http://youtube.com/watch?v=XhXvlLiVXCo http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_network Thumbnails and widgets Actual files
    24. 4. Turn invitations into gifts
    25. PayPal example
    26. Skype example
    27. 5. Charge the publishers not the spectators
    28. Habbo Japan example
    29. Freemium business model
    30. Quick Checklist 1. What is your object? 2. What are your verbs? 3. How can people share the objects? 4. What is the gift in the invitation? 5. Are you charging the publishers or the spectators?
    31. What will be the Next Big Thing in participatory media?
    32. Can anything disrupt blogs?
    33. Preconditions of a disruptive innovation: 1) Simpler or 2) Cheaper or 3) Frees from need to go to inconvenient place
    34. ?
    35. Preconditions of a disruptive innovation: 1) Simpler or 2) Cheaper or 3) Frees from need to go to inconvenient place
    36. Jaikus = short posts to the people who follow you
    37. Preconditions of a disruptive innovation: 1) Simpler or 2) Cheaper or 3) Frees from need to go to inconvenient place
    38. “Can you talk?” “Where are you now?”
    39. Latest Jaiku Availability (ring profile) Where you are (freely named cells) Who you’re with (Bluetooth) What you’re planning next (calendar)
    40. Preconditions of a disruptive innovation: 1) Simpler or 2) Cheaper or 3) Frees from need to go to inconvenient place
    41. “The Mass-Starbucksization of Nearly Everything”
    42. Social objects “to go” Web communities Microcontent
    43. A river of updates from the people you follow
    44. A river of updates from the people you follow
    45. A river of updates from the people you follow
    46. A river of updates from the people you follow
    47. A river of updates from the people you follow
    48. A river of updates from the people you follow
    49. A river of updates from the people you follow
    50. A river of updates from the people you follow
    51. Blog post 1 per week Photo 1 per day Jaiku 1 per hour
    52. Occasional Continuous Beat Hum Particle Wave Videos Blog posts Photos Microblogging Presence
    53. crisis
    54. “The future’s here, it’s just not evenly distributed yet.” Is it free? Is it quick & easy? Is it cross-device & multi-channel? Is it everyday? Does it bring people closer together?
    55. Last but not least an announcement
    56. Dankjewel. jyri.jaiku.com

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