Web Strategy Reading: Sept 17, 2007

Recommended Reading from the past week:

Get Satisfaction on Business Week: Crowdsource your support.

Agency Crayon (Social Media consultants) has three members leave, wishing them all the best

The evolution of the Yahoo homepage: Go way back

White Paper on Social Networking and what it means to companies, great resource: warning, there’s a registration required, although just email and name. I gave Chris a hard time about this too, he removed the registration.

“Help!” Larry Magid’s new PodTech show discusses modern support for computer users

Satisfaction, gets funding. A noble cause, as they seek to improve the product support for everyone, and I find them very disruptive to corporate marketing.

Comscore releases data on top domains, no significant changes since last month

An interesting diagram of user participation in social sites

Two days ago I posted a video about Human Computation, this video of a Squirrel reminds me of Squirrel computation. Taking a step back, us humans are no different than that squirrel, we also go through complex processes and phases to get food in our own bellies.

I should probably be using Delicious or Magnolia, but I like to quickly reference content from my blog posts.

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