VRM

Markets vs. Marketing in the Age of AI: blogs.harvard.edu/vrm/2023/05/15…

@SujithNairK will discuss the @BecknProtocol—which has the potential to free e-commerce from BigTech, make @vrm and the #IntentionEconomy happen, and more—at the @OstromWorkshop next Beyond the Web salon, Monday 2-3:30pm EST. More here: blogs.harvard.edu/vrm/2023/02/14… Register now.

🚨🚨 My book, BEYOND DATA, from @mitpress will officially be released in one month on Feb. 7th, have you preordered it yet? 🚨🚨 mitpress.mit.edu/9780262047821/…

Syndication and the Live Web Economy: blogs.harvard.edu/vrm/2023/01/08… A herald from 2009 toward the persistent relevance, and great potential of syndication, and #RSS.

The movement that started on VRM Day: blogs.harvard.edu/vrm/2022/12/02…

This was posted in 2009: blogs.harvard.edu/vrm/2009/07/06… What has changed since then? How?

Via @Speedtest, speedtest.net/result/1358022… #speedtest: 174.55 Mbps down, 178.94 Mbps up, 6 ms ping, but 272/265 loaded, so some bufferbloat there. But amazing for room wi-fi at a Quality Inn motel.

@dsearls @CustomerCommons @Ostrom_Workshop With a big HT to @BKCHarvard for sixteen years of continuous support for our work. To watch or join the action, visit our list here: cyber.harvard.edu/lists/info/pro…

Toward better buy ways: blogs.harvard.edu/vrm/2022/08/23… All 14 listed solve business problems from the customer side, which the Net was made to support in the first place. And, on behalf of @vrm, @CustomerCommons & @Ostrom_Workshop, we'll soon be sharing those at dwebcamp.org.

Toward a lexicon for advertising in both directions: blogs.harvard.edu/vrm/2022/06/09… HTs to @jhagel @dmarti @PullNews @shoshanazuboff @ScottAdamsSays @acfou @adcontrarian @brianj49 @johnnyryan @doctorow @CustomerCommons @me2balliance

@coreload Arg. That link doesn't work. The right one: blogs.harvard.edu/vrm/2022/03/01…

@coreload Yes, thanks. Of course. But it's not the only solution. That's why some of us from @customercommons are now embedded in Bloomington, IN, working on a #Byway: customercommons.org/a-new-way/

Here's a new analogy from @dsearls to the effect that, from a privacy point of view, we are all users of a mainframe computer through the classic green screen.

The Rise of Robot Retail: blogs.harvard.edu/vrm/2022/03/01…: @ceciliakang @BrettFrischmann @EvanSelinger

The Impossible Fix: blogs.harvard.edu/vrm/2022/02/25… #Me2B #VRM #customertech #OwnYourself #AdministerYourself HT @CustomerCommons @me2balliance @idworkshop @NZN

Shall we commit #advercide? blogs.harvard.edu/vrm/2022/01/04…

Homeless on the Web: blogs.harvard.edu/vrm/2021/10/28… Thinking out loud about working outside a world wide status quo. Please join in on that.

Come to our first Beyond the Web salon, (virtually, by Zoom) at the @Ostrom_Workshop, Monday at 3pm Eastern. More about it here: blogs.harvard.edu/vrm/2021/10/22…

#VRM day is coming this Monday. Lots to talk about and work on there, and in the 3 days following at @idworkshop Register at vrmday2021b.eventbrite.com

@MicrosoftEdge has a bunch of new features, some of which I'm trying to make sense of from @VRM & #privacy perspectives. Bonus link: cyber.harvard.edu/projectvrm/Pri…

Via @VRM: How the Web — blogs.harvard.edu/vrm/2021/09/11… (Yes, it is good. We're all here digging that. But there is suckage, and it shows in what's *not* being done, and may not be possible from the inside.)