Online Social Optimization
May 27th, 2011

How to Fund Indie Film

When I do a search on this keyphrase I expect to find useful information.

Not, as the case currently is, an article published in July of 1998 by Robert C. DiGregorio, Jr. as the top result on Google’s search engine results page. (Seriously? No mention of micro-payments??)

So I’m posting this as a way to hopefully alter that, and redirect people to a case study in how to fund indie film over on Indiegogo so you can see how transmedia professionals with immersive environmental theatrical performance skills tackle transmedia and crowdsourcing.

April 18th, 2009

Social Optimization

Social Optimization is something I have been thinking about and working toward for a number of years.

It’s an approach to online interaction with the intention of removing the interface – where the individual is more than just a little brother sending back chaotic remnants into some fractalopticon hivebrain collating and evaluating the media – although that does appear to be where the internet is at now.

Social optimization is social action, social activism, engaged and remaindered out through the body politic. The revolution is that the media is a cybernetic extension of self into society now–it could never be televised because the television screen went one way, as retina of the mind’s eye (to quote Oblivion at 7:23 into this youtube clip)–instead, the revolution is because it is always revolution, there is no end to symbolic action or social strain, and any and all networks where social interaction can occur will always and already host revolutionary activism within its structure. Co-option of the activist and co-option of the network are always already occurring. (The smoke signal recessional anticipates history.)

Bearing this in mind, Public Individual is about to evolve.  I’ve mentioned before that the internet’s landscape radically and eternally alters every four months or so, and these last four months have been no exception.  Given the nature of blogging, as well as the nature of the economy, staying on top of search engine marketing requires a significant investment of time, energy, and testing.  No one out there is going to ever master the internet, they will only be able to ride it, surf it, and dance with it for a period of time.  ScotlandSEOBlog.co.uk has an excellent article illustrating this very point, highlighting the frustration blogs are causing traditional SEO tactics.

Social optimization, however, is an approach which is rooted primarily in interactions, relationships, and semes.  These valuational spaces can be precisely identified in a number of different ways, as the new and evolving framework is one based around opt-in self-identifying practices.

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January 18th, 2009

SEO Earliest Known Usuage

Search engine optimization – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

earliest known use of the phrase search engine optimization was a spam message posted on Usenet on July 26, 1997

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January 5th, 2009

An Article on Latent Semantic Optimization

SEOmoz | Fuzzy Set Theory & Semantic Connectivity

Semantic connectivity is used by the search engines to build their own ‘Thesaurus’ and ‘Dictionary’ to help them to determine how certain terms & topics are related. By simply scanning their massive databases of content on the web, they can use Fuzzy Set Theory and certain equations (described here) to connect terms and start to understand web pages/sites more like a human does.

This is a way of enforcing that the top sites have relevant content, and operates by a process that remains fairly occult to the casual search engine user.














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