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Everybody is an Aggregator started by MortenBlaabjerg
The power of RSS feeds and automated posting
Time to write a new “real” blogpost again. I’ve got more than 50 drafts for posts in our blog WordPress backend, but it’s time to write a completely new post from scratch, one of those which sets itsel
Time to write a new “real” blogpost again. I’ve got more than 50 drafts for posts in our blog WordPress backend, but it’s time to write a completely new post from scratch, one of those which sets itsel
Widget test started by MortenBlaabjerg
Testing embed of early widget version, just out from the lab :
Great, it seems to embed fine! Now, looking forward to play some more with it, with input.
Great, it seems to embed fine! Now, looking forward to play some more with it, with input.
The Kaplak Widget’s Online Journey started by MortenBlaabjerg
This early sketch illustrates how a product/widget from a niche producer is made visible in a niche context somewhere else on the web :
A web user and niche producer (A) encounters a Kaplak widget on a website, he knows and trusts (B). The producer finds Kaplak can be used to distrib
A web user and niche producer (A) encounters a Kaplak widget on a website, he knows and trusts (B). The producer finds Kaplak can be used to distrib
A Market’s Day in Odense started by MortenBlaabjerg
When Steve Spalding wrote about Kaplak on How To Split An Atom, he chose a small picture of some pictoresque 19th century houses to accompany the article. The picture bears the title “Denmark”, which is shown when hovering over the image with the mouse cursor. While nice%
Kaplak and The Wiki Way started by MortenBlaabjerg
This video is a few words about our online method and work ethos, which is greatly inspired by what has been coined “the wiki way”, by our friends at About Us, among others (and yet others).
I’ve previously written about Kaplak’s multi-p
I’ve previously written about Kaplak’s multi-p
The Kaplak Team at work started by MortenBlaabjerg
The Kaplak Team at work, originally uploaded by morten.kaplak.
Finally got around to get an account for us on Flickr and upload a bunch of photos from one of our recent sessions. These photos are from a meeting on the Kaplak premises in IDEA House in Odense, June 23rd, 2008.%0
Finally got around to get an account for us on Flickr and upload a bunch of photos from one of our recent sessions. These photos are from a meeting on the Kaplak premises in IDEA House in Odense, June 23rd, 2008.%0
Contextualized Search started by MortenBlaabjerg
I’ve previously written about the merits of attributing value to the context of finding information, rather than on any particular piece of information. This makes sense in an environment which literally explodes with new information, and shows no signs it’s gonna stop in
The Grafitti Phase of a Startup started by MortenBlaabjerg
There’s a place close to where I live in Odense, where I come often to walk my dog. It’s one of those places I call ‘cracks of the industrial city’. As anyone familiar with the lyrics of Leonard Cohen will tell you, the cracks are ‘wher
Scaling YouTube started by MortenBlaabjerg
Among my too many interests at the present is scalability and problems of scaling webservices, in particular. Of course, this is an obvious concern for Kaplak, as it is and will be for any startup which wants to address a global user base. How do you grow from your cellar setup to a system cap
Eye-opener : Dreams of a Diva started by MortenBlaabjerg
I’d like to share some of the insights which motivated me to deliberately, willfully and consciously choose to spend a considerable number of years of my life enduring the hardships of building a startup business from scratch. What motivated me to found Kaplak? What motivates me to w
Incentives for the slim end of the P2P tail started by MortenBlaabjerg
This just in from Chris Anderson :
Bootstrapping the Long Tail in Peer to Peer
Bernardo Huberman and Fang Wu from HP labs have just released a paper describing a way to help P2P networks deal well with niche content. “It is difficult to satisfy the diversity of demand without havin
Bootstrapping the Long Tail in Peer to Peer
Bernardo Huberman and Fang Wu from HP labs have just released a paper describing a way to help P2P networks deal well with niche content. “It is difficult to satisfy the diversity of demand without havin
To Disqus or not to Disqus started by MortenBlaabjerg
The pros and cons of commenting service Disqus
The waters are divided these days on the blog commenting service Disqus, which we’ve also installed here on the Kaplak Blog. Personally I was impressed with it when I first saw it on the How To Split The Atom blog, and decided it could
The waters are divided these days on the blog commenting service Disqus, which we’ve also installed here on the Kaplak Blog. Personally I was impressed with it when I first saw it on the How To Split The Atom blog, and decided it could
Kaplak’s Online Strategy started by MortenBlaabjerg
If you’re reading this, you belong to a select group of people who have managed to find their way along intricate paths into this new home for the Kaplak Blog. Kaplak’s first site was since it’s inception last summer born as a temporary website for Kaplak. It&
Painful Beginnings of a Startup in the Making started by MortenBlaabjerg
Earlier this winter Rasmus Dahlberg of the Odense-based publishing house Det Historiske Hus asked me ‘why we had founded an association and not a company?’. I answered something to the meaning that the association was much more flexible than a formal business at this poi
The Power of Twitter started by MortenBlaabjerg
Futurist Mark Pesce gave a great talk in Sidney on Twitter and the global power of social messaging. Please enjoy :
Quoting at length from the talk :
I call Twitter a âSocial Messaging Serviceâ â yes, another SMS â because it allows me to communicate much th
Quoting at length from the talk :
I call Twitter a âSocial Messaging Serviceâ â yes, another SMS â because it allows me to communicate much th
GDrive filesharing? started by MortenBlaabjerg
Presently, Kaplak has a need for an internal, simple yet powerful online file sharing utility. We’re talking about simple intranet stuff, but without the complexity of setting up an intranet. We don’t need an intranet. We need to read and save documents and spreadsheets
Kaplak, an Amazon Associate? started by MortenBlaabjerg
We’ve applied now for becoming an Amazon.com Associate site, which is one type of income stream for Kaplak in our current phase. I wanted to test one of the Amazon widgets here. This one creates contextual links, i.e. figures out what the content around it is about, and lists produ
Kaplak and del.icio.us started by MortenBlaabjerg
Too much is happening these days in the Kaplak universe for this blog to keep up to speed. We have attended a pre-springboard (early investor’s presentation, still among “friends”), attended a conference for computer game producers and have met with some g
How do you reach people you never knew existed? - and who never knew you existed? started by MortenBlaabjerg
A local department of a political party of which I am a member (never mind which party) had a discussion rolling some time ago concerning spam mail, which led our web editor Rasmus Larsen to ask a few questions concerning Kaplak :
Let’s say that I am organizing an independently
Let’s say that I am organizing an independently
Webdesigner started by MortenBlaabjerg
We’re still looking for a talented webdesigner. Now we have a few distributable PDF’s on this position. Please toss them around to your colleagues and friends, if you know someone talented enough to work for Kaplak. Application deadline is April 21st. Talks with applicants
Digital insights and forecasts for online visionaries started by MortenBlaabjerg
Thanks to Guy Kawasaki I just stumbled over this brilliant article, which should not be missed by anyone following Kaplak, or by any online startup for that matter.
Written by Frank Kochenash, head of Strategy and Insights in Avenue A | Razorfishâs Seattle office, the article ste
Written by Frank Kochenash, head of Strategy and Insights in Avenue A | Razorfishâs Seattle office, the article ste
Cat-herders started by MortenBlaabjerg
Can’t help but post this, because it’s the funniest commercial I’ve seen in the last five years :
Thanks to Jason Calacanis for the tip! It’s an example of what twittering can do to a message. It’s not as hard and effort-demanding a
Thanks to Jason Calacanis for the tip! It’s an example of what twittering can do to a message. It’s not as hard and effort-demanding a
Is there a future for Search? started by MortenBlaabjerg
Or do algorithmic search really scale better, work faster and ensure better quality than ’socially produced’ services?
A few days ago, I had an interesting exchange of POV’s with Danish SEO Mikkel deMib Svendsen, known among other things from the SEO rad
A few days ago, I had an interesting exchange of POV’s with Danish SEO Mikkel deMib Svendsen, known among other things from the SEO rad
What’s brewing at Kaplak started by MortenBlaabjerg
Kaplak is undergoing some changes re: ownership and leadership these days. In short, we’re abolishing the Association of Kaplak Investors in favor of a company with clarity of ownership and leadership, and we’re doing it a bit sooner than originally anticipated. I
Investor Relations started by MortenBlaabjerg
follow Kaplak at http://twitter.com
Lots of Kaplak activity on Twitter these days. I’ve been following a course on Investor Relations (IR) with Lynge Blak, an expert on the subject. Lynge gave a course of high inspirational qualities which I think made everyone in the room
Lots of Kaplak activity on Twitter these days. I’ve been following a course on Investor Relations (IR) with Lynge Blak, an expert on the subject. Lynge gave a course of high inspirational qualities which I think made everyone in the room
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Video featuring an interview with Clay Shirky with some memorable quotes, found courtesy of Jake Mckee.
One of Shirky’s great points is, that in order to coordinate group efforts on a large scale, one needs to fail informatively, i.e. del