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Maybe Women Should Run the Web!

We all know that the idea of business on the web came on with a roar and now lies whimpering and licking its wounds in the safety of the shadows. Who was the enemy? Who or what was it that clawed and scraped the potential of online business so brutally that early enthusiasts are now seen as foolish, wild- eyed dreamers? What brought down an idea that was bigger and more powerful than a raging beast at full roar?

The Greed Monster. Greed and fear always do this to us.

Greed drives the spammers that clog the in-boxes of even the most casual email user. They promise instant gratification of our every desire -- financial or erotic. Just send your money.

Greed drove the venture capitalists that dumped huge amounts of cash into poorly conceived ideas for internet businesses. Early VC losses can be directly tied to the greed factor in investing. "Gimme your money and fast!"

Greed drives the multi-level marketing programs that quickly sprouted wings online as more promises of instant wealth were strewn across the web. "Just send your money, hurry while there is still time to get in on the ground floor!"

Greed drove the corporate behemoths to launch "web initiatives" so they might beat their competition online. "Hurry before our competition kills us and drains our profits!" But to what end?

So now that we know the enemy. What do we do to vanquish him? I use the masculine here because it evokes the warrior image. Maybe the failure is in applying traditional male attributes to the web. Power, fighting, hunting and killing don't work on the web. What does work?

Co-operation, community building, helpfulness and sharing. All attributes that are applied most often to women and are seen as feminine qualities.

We may be better off seeing this medium as a feminine one. When looking for valid business models online, just take a look at what works and who is making it work.

Membership models proliferate online where sites seek our opinions and want us to "join in." Most successful web sites encourage visitor participation and feedback in discussion forums.

Ebay asks for ratings of active sellers from the buyers of their products. The highest ratings earn more business. Amazon publishes reader reviews of purchased books and encourages you to "Be the first to review this book!" People read those reviews and appreciate them.

Personalization and community building are incorporated into all of the major portals. Discussion forums are available at every one of the major online publishers. The web encourages communication and sharing of knowledge - not hoarding, hiding and greedily seeking to outsmart the consumer.

America Online pioneered in community building and was rewarded with rapid growth and customer loyalty. I believe they have lost their way now as greed leads them to keep a fence around their technology, refusing to allow their AIM instant messaging system to be accessed by non-members.

Greed, exclusion, proprietary systems and monopolistic megacorporations are giving way to community, inclusion, open source code and peer-to-peer sharing and swapping of information. As long as old ideas are applied to the web it will go nowhere. Napster was killed by the monster.

Online content providers are talking "Digital Rights Management" and seeking ways to "monetize content", which simply means monopolizing information. Scarcity doesn't work online. Community building, cooperation and being helpful, open, giving and sharing does work.

Businesses that work those traditionally feminine ideas into their online vision will be the winners on the web.

Mike Banks Valentine
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Of Device Convergence, XML, PDF and OS XMike Banks Valentine

How often have you attended internet shows recently where the major sponsor booth is absolutely swimming in interested new customers? Most recent internet trade conferences have been sparsely attended and major sponsors have suffered severely limited interest in their new offerings in both hardware and software. Seybold San Francisco 2001 bucked that trend last week as both major sponsors (Apple and Adobe) easily filled presentation after presentation through their four days of presence on the trade show floor at the Moscone Center.

This was one week after terrorist attacks decimated the travel industry. While not matching previous show attendance, this show attracted enthusiastic crowds wandering through two massive halls. Keynote addresses were noticeably below expected turnout with far less than half of the available seats filled. Except the keynote opened by Apple CEO Steve Jobs, which attracted a nearly full house to hear of improvements in speed and useability to the OS X operating system. Jobs had planned to be in Paris and appear "live via satellite" to this show from Europe, but made a surprise appearance in San Francisco due to the cancellation of the show in France.

The products of Apple and Adobe attract a very different following and market segment - publishing, design and creative professionals. The Apple installation included demonstrations of the new OS X operating system upgrade. Each time I entered the showroom floor over 3 days of attendance I witnessed over- flow crowds filling the demonstration area. Apple hardware displays offered everything from iMacs to Mac OS X Server equipped G4 supersystems. These also were swamped with show attendees seeking demonstrations and asking questions of the sales reps.

In July I attended the eBusiness Expo held at the San Jose Convention Center and watched IBM sales reps wander back and forth around their monstrous installation on the trade show floor talking with each other because there were no attendees to pitch to. Same at the GE Global Exchange booth, and the Siebel Systems booth. (See coverage at the following address)

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Seybold followed the trend of "convergence" seen throughout the internet industry over the last year. Device convergence in endless discussion as we juggle our Palm Pilots and cell phones and pagers and RIM Blackberries and notebook computers.

The answer seems to be NOT in device convergence but web hosted software that invisibly serves up appropriate content to any device you choose to use. Vendors each touted the ability of their software products to seamlessly talk with short messaging service (SMS) devices or full screen mobile web tablets.

Each offers to present your hardware with whatever it needs to communicate with you. It doesn't matter which you prefer to use, wireless web enabled phones or proprietary Microsoft PDA's. The universal goal appears to be delivering content without regard to how it will be viewed. Clearly there are limits to this approach, such as delivering images to Palm Pilots, but the clear trend is even stretching toward that end.

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The dominant theme at Seybold seemed to be Digital Rights Management (DRM) in which everyone struggles with how to rein in the threat posed by easily broken encryption schemes. But how do you make information available to multiple devices while at the same time attempting to keep information under lock and key? Ah, now the fun starts. Software engineers will no doubt be working overtime on this issue as publishing goes through one of the most profound changes in, oh, three or four centuries.

While we are struggling with making information available to everyone on all devices, publishing companies and copyright holders work overtime to limit distribution - or at the very least, limit FREE distribution of "owned" information.

One of the best attended show sessions was that on ebooks and epublishing where competing vendors discussed the merit of "Open e-Book" (OeB) standards and extensible markup language (XML) as a starting point to delivering content to multiple devices in multiple formats -- PDF, HTML and many proprietary hardware variants.

Several hundred sessions were offered in an extensive five day line-up to review current trends in design and production of both online and print publishing production. These two very different and often incompatible areas are looking for ways to merge and compliment each other.

As newspaper publishers all seek to move their print content online, they realize that customers expect more current and up-to-date information on the web. These newspapers are used to the 24 hour news cycle, but now their readers seek instant updates to breaking news stories online. One of the most interesting sessions offered at Seybold this year was abruptly arranged following last week's terrorist attacks - to address how the web handled breaking news coverage.

Panelists included representatives from CBS Marketwatch & USA Today online versions beside two popular weblogs discussing differences in web coverage between major media conglomerates and "amateur" web journalists. Once again, publishing David versus Goliath.

There was no concensus reached on one being better than the other, but universal agreement that the resulting information flow was much richer and more widely available to the public because of the web. This show rated an A+ at a very difficult time for the economy and web business. I'd also say that I'm grateful that Seybold Seminars elected bravely to hold it so soon after the attacks that cancelled so many other events.

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