Comments on: Day Three Web 2.0 - Google Keynote http://blog.eightblack.com/2007/day-three-web-20-google-keynote/ Thoughts on sales, marketing and the internet. Wed, 07 Jan 2009 18:29:57 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Simon Chen http://blog.eightblack.com/2007/day-three-web-20-google-keynote/comment-page-1/#comment-11600 Simon Chen Mon, 23 Apr 2007 06:59:57 +0000 http://blog.eightblack.com/2007/day-three-web-20-google-keynote/#comment-11600 AH I didn't actually too much about it either during the break immediately after the session with Jeff Bezos and Tim O'Reilly or anytime during the day. John Battelle certainly didn't pick up on it. More content here though http://blogs.zdnet.com/web2explorer/?p=350 Thanks for the comment... SIMON AH

I didn’t actually too much about it either during the break immediately after the session with Jeff Bezos and Tim O’Reilly or anytime during the day. John Battelle certainly didn’t pick up on it. More content here though
http://blogs.zdnet.com/web2explorer/?p=350

Thanks for the comment…

SIMON

]]> By: Antonio Howell http://blog.eightblack.com/2007/day-three-web-20-google-keynote/comment-page-1/#comment-11415 Antonio Howell Sat, 21 Apr 2007 12:21:19 +0000 http://blog.eightblack.com/2007/day-three-web-20-google-keynote/#comment-11415 Great post Mr Chen, I wonder if anybody on the panel had any words to say about the Alexa vs Alexaholic (now Statsaholic) suit? Personally I think both parties lose when the courts get involved. -AH Great post Mr Chen,

I wonder if anybody on the panel had any words to say about the Alexa vs Alexaholic (now Statsaholic) suit?

Personally I think both parties lose when the courts get involved.

-AH

]]> By: Greg Marshall http://blog.eightblack.com/2007/day-three-web-20-google-keynote/comment-page-1/#comment-11289 Greg Marshall Thu, 19 Apr 2007 12:05:19 +0000 http://blog.eightblack.com/2007/day-three-web-20-google-keynote/#comment-11289 What can I say. I feel as though I was there too. So exciting. So much support, enthusiasm, and brilliant technology knowhow for new ideas. Peeking in from the sidelines it seems as though there are two main areas of focus of business activities. An override seems to be the sheer amount of information now available to anyone who is smart enough to weave it. Innovation I think will come not from something new, but from someone who can craft the information better. Back to the two areas of focus. 1. The big guys going local. 2. The little guys going global. For the big guys, the people get their salary, they go to bed happy. But for the little guys, who can innovate, who can have the 10 billion businesses of the entire world as their paying customers, who can position themselves in the slipstream of the trends as they happen, who can craft a faster/simpler way of doing something now that takes longer/complex, they go to bed, but are just too damn excited to sleep because the opportunities of tomorrow are so much bigger than the day that ended just an hour before. What can I say. I feel as though I was there too. So exciting. So much support, enthusiasm, and brilliant technology knowhow for new ideas.

Peeking in from the sidelines it seems as though there are two main areas of focus of business activities. An override seems to be the sheer amount of information now available to anyone who is smart enough to weave it. Innovation I think will come not from something new, but from someone who can craft the information better. Back to the two areas of focus.

1. The big guys going local.
2. The little guys going global.

For the big guys, the people get their salary, they go to bed happy.

But for the little guys, who can innovate, who can have the 10 billion businesses of the entire world as their paying customers, who can position themselves in the slipstream of the trends as they happen, who can craft a faster/simpler way of doing something now that takes longer/complex, they go to bed, but are just too damn excited to sleep because the opportunities of tomorrow are so much bigger than the day that ended just an hour before.

]]> By: Simon Chen http://blog.eightblack.com/2007/day-three-web-20-google-keynote/comment-page-1/#comment-11272 Simon Chen Thu, 19 Apr 2007 01:54:25 +0000 http://blog.eightblack.com/2007/day-three-web-20-google-keynote/#comment-11272 Michael, I appreciate the comments. This week has been a defining moment. I have a long plane ride home and as you said, much food for thought. Just seeing Eric Schmidt and John Battelle in action was the highlight of the year for (to date anyway...). Onwards. Michael, I appreciate the comments. This week has been a defining moment. I have a long plane ride home and as you said, much food for thought. Just seeing Eric Schmidt and John Battelle in action was the highlight of the year for (to date anyway…). Onwards.

]]> By: Michael Hewitt-Gleeson http://blog.eightblack.com/2007/day-three-web-20-google-keynote/comment-page-1/#comment-11263 Michael Hewitt-Gleeson Wed, 18 Apr 2007 23:34:38 +0000 http://blog.eightblack.com/2007/day-three-web-20-google-keynote/#comment-11263 Thanks Simon, This interview between JB and ES is the highlight of your week for me. I would've loved to have been there for a meeting between these two thought-leaders of cyberia but, after reading your blog, I feel as if i was!! Thanks again. Hmmm. Much food for thought here. Thinking caps on--all 6 of them! Thanks Simon,

This interview between JB and ES is the highlight of your week for me. I would’ve loved to have been there for a meeting between these two thought-leaders of cyberia but, after reading your blog, I feel as if i was!! Thanks again. Hmmm. Much food for thought here. Thinking caps on–all 6 of them!

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