Google wave, if you buy their message, will “change the way we email.”
And if you are a tech junkie or a developer enthusiast Google Wave has probably made your month year. But will it change the way we do email? Will it replace Facebook and take the social networking lead?
Here’s what the two camps are saying:
Fans: Yes, Google Wave is the Future
1. It has the power to make online collaborations possible…in real time.
2. Developers can make a endless amount of apps…
Reading newspapers today is like making bread. It takes hours and you get your hands dirty. It’s a tradition best reserved for the long weekend.
Between meetings and overseas calls it’s easier to read the day’s top stories online. You might have a personalized Google News page or a Google reader account. You might scan the most-read section of the New York Times. You might refresh Drudgereport every 5 minutes…
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Over the past week I’ve put the pen down and have been working on a redesign for the blog.
I’m going to sharpen the blog’s scope and philosophy as well as create a more interactive home page. So far it’s looking really good.
We’re going to start to look at people and leaders and their proactive capacity–the ability to move agendas and plans.
It’s about time for some change. After all, “There is nothing wrong with change, if it’s in the right direction.” (Churchill)
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