iCrossing Connect blog: Brands need to understand users’ privacy concerns
I’ve been ruminating about brands and user privacy in social networks over at the iCrossing UK Connect blog. It’s an interesting area, and perhaps next …
Month: July 2010
Unbounded journalism: Ushahidi as news platform
Ushahidi is a platform for sharing and curating live information on a map. Since I wrote about it last year I’ve been fascinated by it …
Stealth social magazine: Flipboard
via kara.allthingsd.com One thing that struck me of the first wave of publishers’ iPad apps was that while they were very pretty, the NewsRack RSS …
Top Secret America
via projects.washingtonpost.com WaPo’s survey of US intelligence services was a big undertaking and they are making the most of it on this website. Check out …
Growing up with web shadows: How young people are adapting to the new privacy | #webshadows
There are some interesting parallels between the rules at the start of Me and My Web Shadow – advice like “get a thicker skin” and …
Case study: managing personal and professional profiles online (financial services manager) | #webshadows
How does a senior manager in a high street financial services provider manage his web shadow? Written on July 16, 2010 by Tamsin Bishton in …
Polluting the streams, pruning the networks…
* * UPDATED: corrected from draft which was published. Facts/links/opinions unaltered. * * Alan Patrick’s pure class in my book. His blog is prickly, argumentative …
Ridley Scott’s Life in a Day project
via youtube.com In case you haven’t heard, Ridley Scott is making a movie and crowdsourcing the content. It’s going to be a documentary about a …
New media meets old: Riepl up and start again?
Talking about TV yesterday, I should have mentioned Riepl’s law, which the providence of the serendipity engine had delivered unto me via Boing Boing and …
TV vs. social media
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 …