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Swarmly Waze – crowd sourcing Apps continue to appear, evolve and affect society

Would you annonomously share your location in Swarmly to make it useful? Trust it? care? What do you think possible business models come out of this? Only young demographics? Anyone try Waze and finding it works? Okay sharing your location then? Same for Yelp! Is it real, does the crowd really know what you like, is it dumbing down or bringing new opportunities?

I was reading this article: Swarmly Debuts Its ‘Waze For People’ On iOS — Know Where Is Hot Or Not, Right Now on Techcrunch.com as well as the article How Yelp Scores Make Or Break Restaurants on Gizmodo.com and thinking about how we continuously improve our lives by trusting the crowd but also trusting big companies and in the morality of society. There are. Still bad apples and will the crowd defeat them too.
What areas of history do you see similar comparisons? Operating mechanisms of government that might apply?

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Tools we use #skype #facebook #ipad #Delta #HotWired #twitter #wordpress #Intuit

Just a quick post to say I continue to be amazed at how ridiculously productive and satisfied with the time I spend even when I’m in transition. As I type this on my iPad, using Gogo internet on a flight home from NY to ATL. I’m completely connected via email, skype with my Son, check with friends on Facebook and Twitter; read an electronic version of Wired magazine, type my notes from the day’s meeting in Evernote. Get it all, do it all – and still doing the same thing I have been doing for 25 years – selling stuff, meeting new people, solving business problems, helping others to achieve their goals and mine as well.