communication. community. cognition.
All Downhill from Here
I’d like to thank all of you, my loyal readers, for making this possible:
I know it’s really all downhill from here, but when I launched this humble online thinkspace in January, I never dreamed I would have become the #1 blog in the world!
Of course, I share that #1 billing with some pretty fine company:
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Erasing the Objections
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[Audio clip: view full post to listen] See if these points sound familiar: There’s nothing special about this technology, it’s just another way to communicate. It’s a technology that frees people to express themselves, storing their input sequentially. Innovators are jumping on a bandwagon, which will really be just a fad. There’s a limited base
Fluid Platforms and Singing Whales
about 1 month ago - 4 comments
[Audio clip: view full post to listen] There will be a theme for the next week or so. Disruption and Adjustment. Before last week I had never heard of Ryu Murakami, but he’s at the center of an interesting case that may amplify the tremors of technology. From Robert McCrum in the Guardian: Earlier this
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about 1 month ago - No comments
“There are better ways to sample local flavor than mowing with your mouth open.”
The Field Guide to Social Media Weasels
about 1 month ago - 209 comments
[Audio clip: view full post to listen] I wish I had a nickel for every Social Media Guru. And I wish I had a quarter for every one of them that ran from that description. It’s time for the Guru to die, because as a term it’s too generic to mean anything useful. For that
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about 1 month ago - 1 comment
“Modern politics is an endless onion. You can peel back layers as long as you want, and everything you find smells bad and makes you cry.”
The Library in Your Friend List
about 2 months ago - 21 comments
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Space and Time
about 2 months ago - 5 comments
How space affects a woman’s perception of time. Conclusion: Apparently, space increases overall satisfaction.
Poorly Written or Poorly Read?
about 3 months ago - 4 comments
When Guy wrote this: 50 female bloggers to start reading today http://is.gd/cqN0CThu May 27 04:00:32 via APIGuy Kawasaki GuyKawasaki …did he really mean to hint that female bloggers only write, but never read? @GuyKawasaki – Well, it’s about time.Thu May 27 04:01:08 via webIke Pigott ikepigott
How to gain attention from doing the very thing I am doing right now to gain attention
about 3 months ago - 10 comments
Follow this advice.
Social Media is like Rugby
about 4 months ago - 5 comments
“Social Media is like a rugby match. Lots of touchy-feely in the scrum, very little movement, and no one is quite sure of the rules.”
about 3 years ago
Wow. Never thought I’d be an A-Lister like this
about 3 years ago
Wow! I’m going to frame this!