Gangster social
Tweet From Wired, we learn about how gang members in Chicago are using social networks as part of their methods of intimidation, organisation and self-aggrandis...
Tag: networks
Smells like social media meaning
Tweet Falsche freunde. False friends. You hear a phrase that sounds like one you already know and misinterpret it… As I’ve said before this happens ...
Networks and complexity – a feedback loop
Tweet Just posted a review of Grouped on the Brilliant Noise blog. It is such a fascinating book, I think I could happily blog about it all week – in fact...
Milieus of interest in Amazon recommendations
Tweet Networks are an abiding obsession for me. So I love this… This data visualisation video illustrates how Amazon applies the power of networks to sell...
Simultaneous inventions and ideas (and headlines)
Tweet In Kevin Kelly’s What Technology Wants, he talks about the phenomenon of simultaneous invention. What tends to happen throughout the history of tech...
Networks Thinking: Adapting for Complexity
Tweet Networks Thinking: Adapting for Complexity – Antony Mayfield View more presentations from Antony Mayfield. These are the notes, slides and suggested...
The big lie of always-on, multi-tasking culture: “We think we’re thinking faster, but actually we’re slowing down.”
Tweet “We think we’re thinking faster, but actually we’re slowing down.” Caroline Webb, Partner at McKinsey & Co. Following on from ...
Uncertainty (and the certainty of Wikileaks coming to your organisation soon)
Tweet The introduction to a blog post by Charlie Beckett about the US State Department’s dilemmas and dealings with the Wikileaks affair more or less arti...
SuperSkills talk at TEDxBrighton
Tweet The video of my SuperSkills talk a couple of weeks ago is up on the TEDx Brighton site and YouTube now. The SuperSkills idea was one which I was airing fo...
On revolutions: two blog posts that stopped me in my tracks
Tweet Two blog posts – one notes for a Newsnight feature that never got made, the other an academic paper – made a deep impression on me when I read...