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I like this - aMap is a new service, allowing you to create an embeddable widget for arguing with others on any topic you like.

How does it work? You state a problem/question and your opinion/answer. The system then allows you to support your opinion by ‘arms’ formed by main and supportive arguments. The outcome is a mindmap, wrapped in a pretty good-looking, embeddable (flash) widget you can post anywhere on the Web. Others then can use this widget to argue with you in a structured manner.

The service was created by Delib which is supposed to be an Online Opinion Research and Public Consultation company and a part of the Team Rubber. I am just wondering what they do with all the (structured) data they collect, apart from printing aMap books.

Check out my first aMap below. I have chosen a bit more serious topic (content) as a contrast to the cartoonish L&F of the widget (form). Of course I hope I am wrong…

Is this a vulgar viral campaign promoting the Sony brand? Like ’spread your brand as much as you can no matter of the consequences’ ?

Definitely not, but it’s quite funny, especially because it involves serious-looking anchorman wearing tie and swearing as hell!

Got this via twitter

I know that this post comes a bit late, but I couldn’t write it much earlier - I was busy. Shel Israel (apart from other things the author of well acclaimed Naked Conversations) did an interview with our very own Peter Reiser. In the interview, Peter explains what is the value of social networking technologies for the Enterprise and also shows a few screens from our CE2.0 system we have been working on during the last year or so. Watch the video below, or go to Fastcompany.tv Global Neighbourhoods Channel for other interesting stuff.

Got this from theonion.com