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What’s interesting about all these potential business models is that they’re not just idle fantasizing: even if Google doesn’t try to make money off of Wave, it’s possible to build these businesses as applications on top of Wave. (I do think they’ve thought about the semantic ads thing — I’ll be damned if they don’t already have a super-secret team of PhDs working on semantic ads for properties like Gmail already).
How Google Can Make Money With Google Wave (GOOG).
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The result was twiliobot, a robot written in Python that uses the Twilio Phone API to create “voice waves.” When a user adds twiliobot to a wave, the robot automatically finds and transforms the phone numbers in that wave into click-to-call links. When a user clicks a link, a call is placed to the user’s cell phone or landline and to the phone number in the link and the two are connected. The subsequent phone conversation can then be recorded, transcribed, and automatically inserted into the wave as text with a link to the audio of the conversation.
via Google Wave Developer Blog
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Google Wave Developer Preview presentation at the Day 2 Keynote of Google I/O. To learn more visit http://wave.google.com
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