* * UPDATED: corrected from draft which was published. Facts/links/opinions unaltered. * * Alan Patrick's pure class in my book. His blog is prickly, argumentative and pushy in the very ...
* * UPDATED: corrected from draft which was published. Facts/links/opinions unaltered. * * Alan Patrick's pure class in my book. His blog is prickly, argumentative and pushy in the very ...
Which is best: TV or social media? Effectively that was the question put to me ?morning by someone writing a paper on how social is changing the media lanscape. They were being usefully provocative rather than asking a silly ...
I'm grateful to Lloyd Shepherd for the point to a post by Robin Sloan called Stock & Flow. Recalling studying for his degree in economics, Robin recalls: There are two kinds of quantities in the world. Stock is a static value: money in the bank, or trees in ...
Yesterday, at the Legatum Institiute's Next Generation Philanthropy Forum I got to meet Juliana Rotich, programme director at one of the most interesting open source projects in the world,
“Only when television managed to emancipate itself from the economic construct of advertising was there a real emancipation of story." So said David Simon, creator of the greatest piece of art that has ...
I want to believe. Granted, I'm finding it less of a credulity-stretching exercise than taking UFO-ologists seriously, Charlene Li's post for the Altimeter Group about their study of ...
A while ago I did a video for the Insititute of Chartered Accountants called "12 Golden Rules for Online Personal Reputation Management". I really enjoyed it, and played with the idea for a bit, ...
Al Robertson has been tinkering / remixing Andy Gibson's thinking on what makes successful social projects, called "45 Social by Social Propositions", partly inspired by Clay Shirky's ...
Twitter. It's all about learning to see it. Out of utter respect for Howard Rheingold (and a weariness of Twitter neologisms) I'm going to stick with calling it Twitter literacy. If you have been reading about Twitter for a while I bet you five quid a ...
This was an amazing week, that passed at a few hundred miles an hour, so sorry for the silence. First thing that has grabbed me this morning as I peruse my feeds is ...
* * UPDATED: corrected from draft which was published. Facts/links/opinions unaltered. * * Alan Patrick's pure class in my book. His blog is prickly, argumentative and pushy in the very ...
Which is best: TV or social media? Effectively that was the question put to me ?morning by someone writing a paper on how social is changing the media lanscape. They were being usefully provocative rather than asking a silly ...
I'm grateful to Lloyd Shepherd for the point to a post by Robin Sloan called Stock & Flow. Recalling studying for his degree in economics, Robin recalls: There are two kinds of quantities in the world. Stock is a static value: money in the bank, or trees in ...
Yesterday, at the Legatum Institiute's Next Generation Philanthropy Forum I got to meet Juliana Rotich, programme director at one of the most interesting open source projects in the world,
“Only when television managed to emancipate itself from the economic construct of advertising was there a real emancipation of story." So said David Simon, creator of the greatest piece of art that has ...
I want to believe. Granted, I'm finding it less of a credulity-stretching exercise than taking UFO-ologists seriously, Charlene Li's post for the Altimeter Group about their study of ...
A while ago I did a video for the Insititute of Chartered Accountants called "12 Golden Rules for Online Personal Reputation Management". I really enjoyed it, and played with the idea for a bit, ...
Al Robertson has been tinkering / remixing Andy Gibson's thinking on what makes successful social projects, called "45 Social by Social Propositions", partly inspired by Clay Shirky's ...
Twitter. It's all about learning to see it. Out of utter respect for Howard Rheingold (and a weariness of Twitter neologisms) I'm going to stick with calling it Twitter literacy. If you have been reading about Twitter for a while I bet you five quid a ...
This was an amazing week, that passed at a few hundred miles an hour, so sorry for the silence. First thing that has grabbed me this morning as I peruse my feeds is ...