http://www.staygolinks.com/walled-gardens-the-walls-keep-tumbling-down.htm The Mobile Web From A Desktop Perspective Fri, 21 Nov 2008 00:59:06 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 http://www.staygolinks.com/walled-gardens-the-walls-keep-tumbling-down.htm#comment-24234 Cell Phone Telecoms Lock In Their Customers - For Now | StayGoLinks Tue, 14 Aug 2007 19:01:51 +0000 http://www.staygolinks.com/walled-gardens-the-walls-keep-tumbling-down.htm#comment-24234 [...] Related: Your Call Is Important To Us - Roberto Rocha Customer Service From Telecommunications Companies Walled Gardens - The Walls Keep Tumbling Down [...] [...] Related: Your Call Is Important To Us - Roberto Rocha Customer Service From Telecommunications Companies Walled Gardens - The Walls Keep Tumbling Down [...]

]]> http://www.staygolinks.com/walled-gardens-the-walls-keep-tumbling-down.htm#comment-23101 Online Walled Gardens Are Tough To Maintain | StayGoLinks Mon, 06 Aug 2007 16:53:42 +0000 http://www.staygolinks.com/walled-gardens-the-walls-keep-tumbling-down.htm#comment-23101 [...] There were already signs that the walls were tumbling down and the latest Wall Street Journal article, Breaking Down the Walls Of Phones’ Web Gardens, lists a number of the reasons for this. The article perhaps places too much emphasis on the browser issues, although clearly the Opera Mini, the Apple iPhone and the Microsoft Deep Fish when it arrives, are all weakening the walls. [...] [...] There were already signs that the walls were tumbling down and the latest Wall Street Journal article, Breaking Down the Walls Of Phones’ Web Gardens, lists a number of the reasons for this. The article perhaps places too much emphasis on the browser issues, although clearly the Opera Mini, the Apple iPhone and the Microsoft Deep Fish when it arrives, are all weakening the walls. [...]

]]> http://www.staygolinks.com/walled-gardens-the-walls-keep-tumbling-down.htm#comment-18455 Working at Home on the Internet Wed, 04 Jul 2007 18:01:48 +0000 http://www.staygolinks.com/walled-gardens-the-walls-keep-tumbling-down.htm#comment-18455 [...] Barry Welford presents Walled Gardens - The Walls Keep Tumbling Down posted at StayGoLinks, saying, “Some companies have adopted the Walled Garden approach to their technology and their services. Some are dropping this as they see the advantages of the Open approach.” [...] [...] Barry Welford presents Walled Gardens - The Walls Keep Tumbling Down posted at StayGoLinks, saying, “Some companies have adopted the Walled Garden approach to their technology and their services. Some are dropping this as they see the advantages of the Open approach.” [...]

]]> http://www.staygolinks.com/walled-gardens-the-walls-keep-tumbling-down.htm#comment-5664 Walled Gardens and Newspapers | Latent Semantic Indexing Mon, 19 Feb 2007 16:16:11 +0000 http://www.staygolinks.com/walled-gardens-the-walls-keep-tumbling-down.htm#comment-5664 [...] Related: Google Loses In Belgium Newspaper Case - review by Danny Sullivan Walled Gardens - The Walls Keep Tumbling Down - in the Mobile Web [...] [...] Related: Google Loses In Belgium Newspaper Case - review by Danny Sullivan Walled Gardens - The Walls Keep Tumbling Down - in the Mobile Web [...]

]]> http://www.staygolinks.com/walled-gardens-the-walls-keep-tumbling-down.htm#comment-3785 Mobile Learning » Walled Gardens and Mobile Learning Wed, 17 Jan 2007 01:34:26 +0000 http://www.staygolinks.com/walled-gardens-the-walls-keep-tumbling-down.htm#comment-3785 [...] The issue of walled vs open gardens has also been hotly discussed by the mobile device industry, which even features some excellent blogs dedicated to open gardens.  In the mobile phone industry the walls around developing and accessing content seemed to be lowering, but, it seems, there are other barriers to surmount in the pursuit of more open access to content and functionality. Doug T writes: “The new walled garden is not the content you can view on your phone, but rather the applications that you can install on your phone.” [...] [...] The issue of walled vs open gardens has also been hotly discussed by the mobile device industry, which even features some excellent blogs dedicated to open gardens.  In the mobile phone industry the walls around developing and accessing content seemed to be lowering, but, it seems, there are other barriers to surmount in the pursuit of more open access to content and functionality. Doug T writes: “The new walled garden is not the content you can view on your phone, but rather the applications that you can install on your phone.” [...]

]]> http://www.staygolinks.com/walled-gardens-the-walls-keep-tumbling-down.htm#comment-2364 Hardeep Singh Wed, 29 Nov 2006 04:58:11 +0000 http://www.staygolinks.com/walled-gardens-the-walls-keep-tumbling-down.htm#comment-2364 I feel the 'Walled Garden' approach is something that was created with vested interests in mind, keeping people away from content that's available as freeware (from images to music) to sell them the same stuff for an undeserved quick buck but this approach seriously hampers the growth of what we call truly wireless future. The steps taken by hutchison to provide unlimited open web for a fixed fee are welcomed, its good to see that personal interests centric walled garden approach going down with time. I feel the ‘Walled Garden’ approach is something that was created with vested interests in mind, keeping people away from content that’s available as freeware (from images to music) to sell them the same stuff for an undeserved quick buck but this approach seriously hampers the growth of what we call truly wireless future. The steps taken by hutchison to provide unlimited open web for a fixed fee are welcomed, its good to see that personal interests centric walled garden approach going down with time.

]]> http://www.staygolinks.com/walled-gardens-the-walls-keep-tumbling-down.htm#comment-2299 Digital Solid: Marketing Technology ROI » Have some fresh Carnival of Marketing with that turkey sandwich Sun, 26 Nov 2006 23:19:28 +0000 http://www.staygolinks.com/walled-gardens-the-walls-keep-tumbling-down.htm#comment-2299 [...] Using an interesting metaphor, Barry Welford suggests in Walled Gardens - The Walls Keep Tumbling Down that although some companies have adopted the Walled Garden approach to their mobile technologies and services, others are dropping this closed approach when they see the advantages of more open system. It’s posted at StayGoLinks. [...] [...] Using an interesting metaphor, Barry Welford suggests in Walled Gardens - The Walls Keep Tumbling Down that although some companies have adopted the Walled Garden approach to their mobile technologies and services, others are dropping this closed approach when they see the advantages of more open system. It’s posted at StayGoLinks. [...]

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