A great slide stack…
…and so much more…
A Crucible for Blogging, Business & Life in the Bubble
A great slide stack…
…and so much more…
An interesting panel of pundits from across the globe chinwag on digital media. This takes an hour to watch regardless of what time zone you’re in.
Courtesy of Chris Brogan:
Interesting stuff from Universal McCann and their recently released report: Social Media Research Wave 3 [PDF]:
Just posted on Social Disorders: Do Not Adjust Your Set on my Recruitomatic blog:
Particularly disappointing was Scoble’s self-confessed, web-enabled obsessive-compulsiveness and apparent delight at finding new ways to feed it. Rather than seek help for what most would consider a disorder it appears he finds all the solace he needs in a similarly unhealthy physical attachment to his computer. I could be wrong but it just struck me that way, very odd.
If you want to cut to the chase, here’s the video…
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This morning I posted Just Another Brick in the Wall on my Recruitomatic blog. It features a video produced by the Digital Ethnography Working Group out of Kansas State University. The group is led by Dr. Michael Wesch…
Wow, these guys produce such good stuff!
Here is another great visual, Information R/evolution:
Information R/evolution follows on from the excellent primer Web 2.0…The Machine is Us/ing Us. I posted that a while back on RecruitingBlogs.com.
You wouldn’t know it from my posting frequency but I have been quite busy in my research. In an effort to develop an understanding for the recursive nature of blogging and its value, and reconcile Pierre Proudhon’s notion that “property is theft” with the persistent nuisance of walled gardens — or is it the perennial nuisance of persistent identity? — I am in danger of missing out on the increasingly popular YouTube gimme-juice phenomenon. Phew!
I came across this example from Cisco which illustrates the point — take your pick from any one of those above:
Ah, the human condition and the human network are becoming indistinguishable. What a bummer.
Comebacks...