Comments on Digital Revenue and New Media Technology Law: "Data is the new Oil"

Thanks for your comment. I would love to read you...

2010-11-16T12:11:14.062Z

Thanks for your comment. I would love to read your paper. Is there a link?

Funny that...at dunnhumby we wrote a paper back in...

2010-11-13T07:57:58.653Z

Funny that...at dunnhumby we wrote a paper back in 2006 called 'Data is the new oil'. There's a power point presentation as well.

Fascinating that the Guardian newspaper has a blog...

2010-06-30T09:19:31.894+01:00

Fascinating that the Guardian newspaper has a blog simply dedicated to "Data"

http://www.guardian.co.uk/news/datablog

在莫非定律中有項笨蛋定律：「一個組織中的笨蛋，恆大於等於三分之二。」......................................................................

路過看到好的blog，不推對不起自己
2010-06-24T13:01:47.451+01:00
路過看到好的blog，不推對不起自己 .................................................................

I agree that data is the 'new oil' and ban...

2010-06-21T22:39:00.661+01:00

I agree that data is the 'new oil' and bandwidth is the new 'black gold' as Time Magazine puts it.

The next question will be how to use, access and present this mass of data effectively and efficiently for each end user. Will end users end up reaching an 'information overload'?

Whilst there is a rush to collect data, is there now a compromise on the quality of the data being distributed and collected?

After experiencing a period of unlimited data and information, will end user consumption and demand change to a premium, quality data service (where there are possibilities for revenue for the service providers) or will service providers have to find better ways of providing limited amounts of bespoke quality information to end users to avoid overload?