commenters
So, back in the office. First proper day back at work, and despite a few of last yearâs niggle raising their heads again, Iâm still pretty positive about the year ahead â and looking forward to some new challenges that are on the horizon. More on that when I
B2B
Putting people, not topics, at the heart of our journalism is the best way to reconnect with readersâŚ
community
Weâre in the first stages of doing some thinking about how to genuinely measure engagement on our sites, and weâre kicking off with a meeting arranged by Mr Rogers [http://engagement101.blogspot.com/]. Mr Cochrane [http://www.whencanistop.com/], our analytics gearhead, is presenting some ideas of what
berlin
Pahlka: âThe degree of serendipity driven something like Twitter actually creates more events.â Relationship Between Books and Web 2.0Twitter-sourced: âNick in Horsham â how have your books contributed to Web 2.0?âWe sometimes use our publishing to say: âHey, pay attention to this technology.â I try to guide things
berlin
Flow apps:- [Snackr](http://snackr.net/) â flow app for Google Reader - [Twhirl](http://www.twhirl.org/) â flow app for Twitter, FriendFeed and others - [FriendFeed](http://www.friendfeed.com) and [Flickr](http://www.flickr.com) have just added flow feeds.Net result: huge fragmentation of existing blog communities
aggregation
Thereâs a sixgroups.com community for the Web 2.0 Expo Berlin [http://webexberlin2008.sixgroups.com/], which has a great stream of aggregated content from the show: [Adam](http://webexberlin2008.sixgroups.com/profile/AdamTinworth/) in the [Web 2.0 Expo Berlin Community](http://webexberlin2008.sixgroups.com) powered by [sixgroups.
Automattic
[https://i0.wp.com/www.onemanandhisblog.com/content/images/2008/09/intensedebate-automattic_blog.png] An e-mail was waiting for me when I got home, announcing that [Automattic has acquired Intense Debate](http://www.intensedebate.com/blog/2008/09/23/automattic-acquires-intensedebate/). For those not familiar with it, [Intense Debat](http://www.
community
CMS Wire has picked up on Gartnerâs new classification of online community participants [http://www.cmswire.com/cms/enterprise-20/gartner-asks-are-you-generation-x-y-or-v-003000.php] . Itâs still essentially the 80/20 rule, but the 20 are broken down into three groups: [](http://www.onemanandhisblog.com/assets_c/2008/07/DSCF0086.html)
commenters
And finally: [via [Andy](http://www.andydickinson.net/2008/07/24/the-muppets-explain-web-video/)]