Why Ashton Kutcher Doesn't Signal The End of Days & +Scoop.it Rocks
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Brian Yanish - MarketingHits.com's comment,
November 23, 2012 11:29 PM
Marty, great post. Really enjoyed it.
I've said web developers of the future will need to start studying the history of open source software and how it changed software as we know it. The same thing is happening to the web. As we move to web 3.0 it becomes more web open source 3.0. User generated web development. Just look at a the amount of API's that are used across the web, throw in sites like https://ifttt.com and now you have user generated web development that is cross platform. Entropy cannot be contained. |
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My friend @MarkTraphagen has baited a great trap on Google Plus. Mark is riffing off of my piece about @Scoopit and Ashton Kutcher this morning and he invited two of my favorite Internet marketing gurus to weigh in.
Mark's move makes this conversation a MUST read. Hope you will weigh in too. Do you think Ashton Kutcher's 15M followers’ means the end of days or can the web expand and contract to support a new thinking where AND replaces Zero Sum?
Rare that you know when a great conversation is ABOUT to take place, this is one of those rare times. Hop in and join us :).
Find and contribute to this conversation on G+ Here
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My G+ Page is here
https://plus.google.com/u/0/102639884404823294558/posts