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Treffpunkt-Kritik.de
Treffpunkt-Kritik.deOct 18, 2026
Juror #2 [2024]
In Juror #2 erzählt Filmemacher Clint Eastwood die Geschichte eines Mannes, der sich, nachdem er mit Hilfe seiner Frau eine schwierige Phase in seinem Leben überwunden hat, in einer moralischen Zwickmühle wiederfindet, aus der es kein Entkommen zu geben scheint. Das ruhige Krimidrama lebt darum nicht von dem Kriminalfall selbst, sondern von seinen Figuren. Das ist seine größte Stärke – und seine größte Schwäche.
2024Adrienne C. Moore
Ben Werdmuller
Ben WerdmullerJul 1, 2009
Building the user-centered web
The following post contains my notes for a talk I gave at the Hauser Center for Nonprofit Organizations at Harvard University on June 25, 2009. What is a social network? I would like to reclaim some language: Social is an adjective that means relating to human society and its members. A network is an interconnected system of things or people. Therefore, I’d suggest that we can define a social network as just being an interconnected system of people. The audience of this talk is a social ne
Data controlSoftware development
Ben Werdmuller
Ben WerdmullerJun 17, 2009
Opera Unite: divided
Following on from my post yesterday on Opera’s new web-server-in-a-browser product, Chris Messina has written a pretty scathing, in-depth critique that also happens to be very smart and on the money. The Financial Times Techblog has an equally skeptical post but misses the point a bit. In summary: Opera Unite uses the buzzwords of openness, without explaining why they’re useful in a way that makes sense for end users, and without actually being open. The point Chris makes about users not carin
Data controlWeb
Ben Werdmuller
Ben WerdmullerJun 8, 2009
Social networking: beyond the silo
1. The rise of social networking 2. Monetization vs. collaboration 3. The open web 4. Fluid collaboration The rise of social networking Social forces have been the driving force behind application innovation on the web. Whereas previously we might have looked to advances in computer science for new directions, now some of the most dramatically impactful applications are lightweight, simple, and technologically unimpressive. The best new web applications have centered around collaboration,
ConsultancyData control

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