December 8, 2009 6:30 PM - 28 attended
Bay Area's Real-time Web Meet-up with Jason Shellen from Thing Labs
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Agenda: Filtering the Real-time Web
- History of web filtering
- Filtering is an art and science
- Collaborative filtering
- Filtering on e-commerce sites
- How sharing tools evolved to bring filtering functions into the fold
- and much, much more...
About Jason
Jason Shellen left Google in August of 2007 and created Thing Labs makers of Brizzly, a Twitter web tool, and Plinky, a new content encouragement site. As an employee of Pyra Labs, Shellen was part of Google's acquisition of Blogger in 2003. During his tenure at Google, Shellen also became the founding product manager of Google Reader and holds patents on feed and social media technologies.
After earning his Bachelor of Arts degree from Saint Mary's College of California, Shellen worked with a number of Silicon Valley companies in hardware sales and marketing. Jason Shellen is on the RSS Advisory Board and the advisory boards of Feedly and 8tracks.com.
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Jeff PrellwitzWonderful talk about how the new real-time web is getting filtered and how Brizzly's new product helps us understand and organize the flow of information out there.
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Glenn GregoryJason did a good job of presenting his product and leading the discussion to developing a conscensious definition of real-time web aggregation of discussions of fleeting topics. With forward thinking persons such as Jason I feel alot of the noise that currently appears in search engines will ameloriate in a few years inspite of the explosive increase in traffic on the Internet superhighway.
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