http://socialize.wordpress.com/2007/10/19/web-20-bloggers/ web 2.0 explored Sat, 10 May 2008 15:49:46 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 http://socialize.wordpress.com/2007/10/19/web-20-bloggers/#comment-78 Giacomo Vacca Sat, 20 Oct 2007 10:52:59 +0000 http://socialize.wordpress.com/2007/10/19/web-20-bloggers/#comment-78 Hi Matteo, thanks for covering this topic with such an objective point of view. I agree with your analysis and I think that basically Scoble has just made an oversimplification. The element that lacks in this discussion is... users. That's what I was trying to point out: the product launch and promotion activities are a fundamental aspect in a new product, but reports and comments from journalists and bloggers should be, in my opinion, focused on the real value delivered to users. I could write (and I actually wrote in my blog) about products which have had a great kick-off with great entrepreneurs behind it, but after a couple of year pulled down its shutters... The truth is that the blogosphere (even if I don't like this name so much...), should be a place where people writes (or video-posts) from the point of view of users, perhaps early adopters, but focusing on the real value delivered and not only on what's been launched in the San Francisco Valley. Regards and good luck for your blog. Giacomo Hi Matteo,
thanks for covering this topic with such an objective point of view. I agree with your analysis and I think that basically Scoble has just made an oversimplification.
The element that lacks in this discussion is… users. That’s what I was trying to point out: the product launch and promotion activities are a fundamental aspect in a new product, but reports and comments from journalists and bloggers should be, in my opinion, focused on the real value delivered to users.
I could write (and I actually wrote in my blog) about products which have had a great kick-off with great entrepreneurs behind it, but after a couple of year pulled down its shutters…
The truth is that the blogosphere (even if I don’t like this name so much…), should be a place where people writes (or video-posts) from the point of view of users, perhaps early adopters, but focusing on the real value delivered and not only on what’s been launched in the San Francisco Valley.
Regards and good luck for your blog.
Giacomo

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