anticipatory web

The anticipatory web is the notion that web services anticipate users next actions or thoughts. Targeted advertising is an example of the anticipatory web. If you are searching for pencils on Google, the advertising shown on your search results page will probably contain art supplies.

By lisapadilla June 2, 2011August 30, 2012

SEO and Article Farming: An Update

Quality Search Metrics Have Been Upped

By lisapadilla January 7, 2011August 30, 2012

Social life in a petri dish

Jobs aren’t easy to find these days. Knowing which industries are growing helps. Read about life sciences in this post.

By lisapadilla January 19, 2010August 30, 2012

Anticipatory web services

Companies can address product or service concerns, or open public discussions about other issues concerning their customers and by doing so, anticipate what user’s want (importantly) based on use AND explicit feedback…

By lisapadilla January 1, 2010August 30, 2012

Dr. Zhong Lin Wang, Georgia Institute of Technology (Podcast and Interview Transcript)

Recorded from an earlier interview. Select, related slides are Slides from Georgia Institute of Technology. BlogTalkRadio Lisa Padilla: Good morning. It’s 08:32 AM Pacific Time on Friday, narrowly escaping Friday … Continue reading Dr. Zhong Lin Wang, Georgia Institute of Technology (Podcast and Interview Transcript)

By lisapadilla September 25, 2009August 30, 2012

Micro-spamming backlash

Twitter is an addictive technology. The number of adapted applications is phenomenal, these allow you take twitter and post media along with your 140 characters, aggregate groups and take twitter on-the-go. Social media has already been infested with spam. People still handle it differently.