+ onDemand vistors, commenters etc.

clipped from developer.yahoo.com The Competitive Spectrum The designer needs to match the reputation system to the community’s degree of competitiveness. Identifying Labels Community members need to identify distinguished members of the community. Leaderboard In highly competitive communities, users may want to know who are the very best performers in a category or overall.. Points In some communities, participants want a tangible measurement of their accomplishments. Ranking In highly competitive communities, users may want to compare their performance against that of their peers. Reputation The user expects to develop a reputation and hopes for insight into the reputations of others.

Then we have tools for Adding it to a blog, SocialNet, Bookmarking sites.

No way to REMIX this though.. add new styling options (css), Markup tools ..

Too bad you can’t PLUG into Clipmarks.

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• Identity – a way of uniquely identifying people in the system
• Presence – a way of knowing who is online, available or otherwise nearby
• Relationships – a way of describing how two users in the system are related (e.g. in Flickr, people can be contacts, friends of family)
• Conversations – a way of talking to other people through the system
• Groups – a way of forming communities of interest
• Reputation – a way of knowing the status of other people in the system (who’s a good citizen? who can be trusted?)
• Sharing – a way of sharing things that are meaningful to participants (like photos or videos)

From http://nform.ca/publications/social-software-building-block

Could you talk a little about the current markets Reactrix is in, and where you plan to take the technology in the coming years? Do you have any plans to expand beyond the core advertising and marketing areas Reactrix has been successful in?

Mike: Reactrix is a young company and needs to stay laser focused on its core market. We see many extensions to that core market based on the verticals we may choose to enter in the future. Every location – every environment – has a unique audience that frequents it and these different venues can become like different channels in a cable system. What makes Reactrix a great advertising medium will likely also make it a great learning tool because people learn by doing.

clipped from www.cinemablend.com There’s a tremendous opportunity in the area of education. You can learn much faster when you can experiment “hands-on” with a concept, and immersive interfaces let you learn in a much more visceral and memorable way. Reactrix has proven itself to be a highly effective method of communicating information memorably, and this applies just as strongly to education as it does to advertising. Imagine learning about chemistry in an interactive way – you can pull on individual atoms to get a sense of how strongly they’re connected, or push molecules together and watch the reaction that ensues. That’s something you just can’t observe firsthand in a traditional lab. People learn by doing. One of the proven approaches that content creators have used for years is providing consumers with a bridge between the real world and the digital and this is a technology that really facilitates that.

PC, Actionscript/Flash. WIFi, Projection, motionDetections/WebCam

+ Engagment Metrics and Call to Action
– email entry keyboard or Text to this Number or Maybe a Vid/CAM Recorder

I wonder if this would be useful for Self-Serve Vending machines, Gas Pumps, ATMS?

clipped from www.dmwmedia.com Theater, Mall-based Digital Ad Network Reactrix Raises $45 Million Redwood City, Calif. – Reactrix Systems, a provider of interactive media services to malls and theaters, said on Thursday that it has raised $45 million in its fourth round of funding. The round, the largest in the company’s history, was co-led by new investors D. E. Shaw group and Menlo Ventures, and included participation from previous investors Mobius Venture Capital, Thomas Weisel Venture Partners and Worldview Technology Partners. The company produces interactive displays that project vivid messages — from advertisers including AOL, Coca-Cola, DirecTV, Sprint and Visa — on a particular square space on the floor. Redwood City, Calif.-based Reactrix said that it will use the proceeds to expand its network of more than 160 malls and theaters.

Display LIST – View PORT ..
Library of Objects and Parameter Animators
Business LOGIC and Scrappers..

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how many times did I turn on the facet in the bathroom this week?
why is higher than normal?
why are the flushes of toliet more frequent that normal last wed and multiple times at 4AM?

How come my heartbeat is more pronounced yesterday?
Am I becoming more stressed?

Who am I also following and sharing data with?
My girlfriend
My PPO/HMO

what sort of data does my yoga instructor want? psychologist? girlfriend? best friend? ceritan OPT-IN brain training APPs want? more
OPT-IN marketing companies want?

ahh its endless

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