by alec on January 22, 2007
In Making Money in the Mashup Economy, GigaOm writer Anne Zelenka enumerates the ways that ome of the participants at the latest Mashup Camp have been making money. She includes:
- Elastic Computing (on demand services from the cloud)
- Aggregated Data Access
- Mashup Development Tools
- and…. mashup’s themselves.
I’m surprised at the failure of companies to monetize access to websites. I would think that the services provided by an Amazon, or a Google should be monetizable in other ways, other than simply through related sales of advertising or product.
by alec on January 22, 2007
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| What: |
DemoCamp 3 |
| When: |
Monday, January 29, 2007 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM |
| Where: |
The ClockTower Pub
575 Bank Street
Ottawa, Ontario
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Next Monday night will be Ottawa DemoCamp 3. The format is pretty simple. Each presenter has 2 minutes to introduce the topic, 8 minutes to show product, and 5 to discuss with the audience afterward. We’ll be in the lineup, which includes:
- Nelson Ko – Citadel Rock Online Communities. He’ll be showing a WYSIWYG Wiki with Google maps.Â
- Scott Annan – Mercury Grove – an enterprise collaboration tool.
- Alec Saunders – Iotum – Talknow – a new presence application for Blackberry users.
- Peter Childs / Ian Graham – Distributed Calendars
