KarmaWeb

Personal Weblog of Jitendra Gupta

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My name is Jitendra Gupta. I was the founder and CEO of SezWho, a distributed ratings and reputation company for social media participants. I recently sold SezWho. For background, refer to my first post

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Blogroll

• Ceci n’est pas un Bob
• Clipperz.com
• Discovering Identity
• Identity Woman
• iKarma Blog
• Kim Cameron’s Identity Weblog
• Micro Persuasion
• Rap Leaf
• Sxip identity
• The Blog Herald
• The Software Abstractions Blog
• The VirtualQuill

Top Posts

• Trust, or shall we say distrust, in American society
• Yahoo! Single Sign On APIs Release

Recent Posts

• Blog stats
• Monetization and spam
• Allah fun bucks
• In defense of distraction
• Tons of data, but does it help?

Archives

• June 2009 (3)
• May 2009 (12)
• July 2007 (3)
• June 2007 (3)
• May 2007 (10)
• April 2007 (12)
• March 2007 (12)
• February 2007 (14)
• January 2007 (10)
• December 2006 (9)
• November 2006 (11)
• October 2006 (14)
• September 2006 (11)

KarmaWeb

• Blog stats June 19, 2009
  I have often heard arguments from people about the number of active blogs and how many blogs are abandoned area spam blogs etc. I think a better way to measure the influence of Blogsphere is to look at the unique visitors accessing the blogs. (From TechCrunch) More than the compartive numbers the overall influence of the [...]
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• Monetization and spam June 11, 2009
  Great piece for Eric Eldon on VentureBeat about spammy ad networks and practises on facebook. This week I spoke to another big facebook app develop…Overall I think we need to look really closely at facebook claim of app developers generating over $500M this year.
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• Allah fun bucks June 7, 2009
  Just saw this funny cartoon… from Stripcreator With the preponderance of virtual currencies …
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• In defense of distraction May 27, 2009
  Fascinating feature in New York Magazine about how we are dealing with all these technologies that require constant attention and apparently we are not very good at multi-tasking Over the last twenty years, Meyer and a host of other researchers have proved again and again that multitasking, at least as our culture has come to know [...]
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• Tons of data, but does it help? May 27, 2009
  Some interesting data via mediapost sourced from Andreas Weigend, over at the Harvard Business Blog. In 2009, more data will be generated by individuals than in the entire history of mankind through 2008. Information overload is more serious than ever. Andreas is the former Chief Scientist at Amazon.com and an expert in data mining and computational marketin […]
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