Bookmarks

SoSaidThe.Organization’s writeup of some of the barcamp outputs.

David Wilcox’s view of the great government barcamp!

Jenny Brown on Twitter for her session at the UK Gov barcamp

Simon Dickson is now blogging full time at his company’s site.

Applying patterns that help coordinate people’s efforts and guide the growth of content, and recognizing anti-patterns that might hinder growth – can give your wiki the greatest chance of success.

Facebook appears to have taken another small but important step toward becoming the operating system for any application or service that wants to tap into the social graph.

Amazon’s unsurprising announcement that its US online music store will roll out to the rest of the world is a tipping point for the future of DRM-free music.

Rob McKinnon’s slides for his presentation on increasing democratic participation through the web.

Create your own limited reddit network. Cool!

Ross Ferguson on DIUS’ attempts at effective online consultation.

Massive news: MySQL, the database that much of Web 2.0 is based on, has been sold for $1billion to Sun Microsystems. So you can make money from Open Source, clearly.

“This site explores social media training and provides a resource for those looking to evangelize social media in their organizations.”

Useful bunch of resources.

Nick Douglas – formally of Valleywag – has started a new video blog.

Very comprehensive blog post from Shel Holtz. A great resource.