Hierarchy of online needs
Hugh Macleod’s Twitter pointed me to this post from VortexDNA comparing Maslow’s hierarchy of needs with the Internet’s evolution. The final, highest stage, actualisation is …
Month: January 2008
Hierarchy of online needs
Hugh Macleod’s Twitter pointed me to this post from VortexDNA comparing Maslow’s hierarchy of needs with the Internet’s evolution. The final, highest stage, actualisation is …
Letting kids be dangerous
Ewan McIntosh calls out last night’s Panorama as “ill -researched pap”: “One click from danger, an expose of how every child must be fending off …
@twitcrit: nano-reviews, my personality’s division and a continuing obsession with The Wire…
I’m beginning to notice some intriguing user-innovation around the Twitter micro-blogging service. One that has me strangely transfixed, is Jeff Jarvis’s @twitcrit idea. The goal …
2008: the end/beginning is nigh
Image: a macropoclyptic vision? Booting up me feeds at the beginning of this year (for I seriously took a break this Christmas) it was a …
Oi, teacher, leave them iPods alone!”: “NASUWT asks children to leave the future at home
Image: A diamond encrusted iPod – precisely the kind of thing children won’t be disrupting classrooms with this year… Last year at Reboot the eminence …
Oi, teacher, leave them iPods alone!": "NASUWT asks children to leave the future at home
Image: A diamond encrusted iPod – precisely the kind of thing children won’t be disrupting classrooms with this year… Last year at Reboot the eminence …
9 minute Sopranos – fair use?
OK, so it’s an excuse for me to talk about the Sopranos again, but the Center for Social Media has published a report on the …
Xbox’s Major Nelson
I still asked the question a lot: can you name some good corporate blogging case studies? The question feels a bit stale these days. Like …