Platforms
Platform Myth #2: Google+ vs. Facebook
Facebook and Google+: Ding, ding.
Tag: The Age of the Platform
Thoughts on my fourth book.
Platforms
What does your platform look like?
Here's a simple visual of my own.
Platforms
On Platforms and Libraries
The biggest danger for libraries across the country: to maintain the status quo.
Platforms
Understanding Apple's Success
Why the company is no fluke.
Platforms
The Wrong Questions
On today's fixation with traditional queries.
Platforms
Oh Really, Microsoft?
On the company's convenient position on user privacy.
Platforms
It's not the Age of Conscription
Google isn’t Wikipedia. It exists to make money–among other reasons
Platforms
Twitter 2.0: Becoming More "Platformy"
Twitter is growing up before our eyes—and smartly copying others.
Platforms
Platform Myth #1
Thoughts on development tools, communities, APIs, and SDKs.
Platforms
Ecosystems Extend Platforms
Rinse. Cycle. Repeat.
Platforms
Google's New Privacy Policy
Be transparent—or else.
Platforms
On Websites and Montetization
The platform is a means to an end—not the end itself.
Platforms
On Websites, Planks, and Platforms
Your site is a plank, not a platform.
Platforms
Yahoo! and the Age of the Platform
The costs of inaction and inertia exceed those of action.
Platforms
Why Yahoo! Isn't Google: A Theory
My HuffPo piece comparing the two companies.
Platforms
The Hubbub over Google's New Privacy Policy
My HuffPo piece on the company's policy shift.
Platforms
CES 2012: It's All About the Platform
My HuffPo piece on the ubiquity of platforms.
Platforms
Google's Risky Gambit
Thoughts on tweaking a core product.