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Information wants to be… Paid Members Public
You know that quote you always hear? > Information Wants To Be Free. It’s not the whole quote. Here’s the entirely of it [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Information_wants_to_be_free]: > Information Wants To Be Free. Information also wants to be expensive. …That tension will
Lunchtime viewing: Selfie Paid Members Public
A sobering look at the potential downsides of the Selfie culture…
Investigating the impact of Data & Society Paid Members Public
Well, this looks very interesting [http://www.datasociety.net/initiatives/fellows-program/]: > Data & Society is currently looking to assemble its inaugural class of fellows. The fellowship program is intended to bring together an eclectic network of researchers, entrepreneurs, activists, policy creators, journalists, geeks, and public intellectuals who are interested
LeWeb : Why digital hippies matter Paid Members Public
[https://i0.wp.com/www.onemanandhisblog.com/content/images/2013/06/Axelle-Tessandier.jpg] Axelle Tessandier, Founder, Axl Agency [http://axlagency.com/] Being a digital hippies is a mindset. We are the first generation used to pervasive interconnectedness – and so we’re constantly exposed to ideas, news and emotions. 73% of
The UK's cultural heritage as digital public space Paid Members Public
Liveblogged notes from sessions at the Open Data Cities Conference
RSA - The Spirit of Cities Paid Members Public
One of the advantages of often using the RSA House [http://www.thersa.org/house] as my London office is that there are some really excellent lunchtime events in my workplace. Today, Avner de-Shalit [http://www.deshalit.huji.ac.il/], professor of democracy and human rights at the Hebrew University
Social Business Ahoy Paid Members Public
I admit it – this blog is all but moribund. But I thought I’d sneak a post or two on here before James [http://www.computerweekly.com/blogs/editors-blog/] takes it away from me. The discussion about use of social software in businesses seems to have risen up people’s
Stephen Fry on the Web, Culture & Publishing Paid Members Public
On my commute into the office this morning I listened to the Meet the Author: Stephen Fry [http://www.stephenfry.com/]podcast from Apple. I highly recommend it. Fry is as entertaining a raconteur as ever, and his meandering history of computers and the internet is well worth listening to.
