flat culture
When I wrote the preceeding entry it was meant as the introduction to this one. But as we develop ideas sometimes they take on a life of their own. So instead of a short introduction to how I came to...
View ArticleYouniverses, Generation C, Twinsumers
Stopping by Jyri Zengestrom’s blog, I ended up on a Top Model’s blog and finally on Trendwatching.com… Oh my god!!! This is a wake up call and probably what the hoopla is all about when we read about...
View ArticleThe production/consumption equation
Bradley Horowith of Yahoo reflects on the distribution of users in their social spaces (ex. below based on YahooGroups). It seems this could apply to blogs and other social software spaces. (The visual...
View ArticleCollaborative diagramming tool
The tool is called Gliffy I forgot I had signed up to participate in the beta trial. I received my invitation this evening. So far I find the features are easy to navigate and use; Gliffy provides a...
View ArticleBlogging got you down?
Blog depression! Has anyone ever gone down that road ? the form has matured more and more bloggers are finding themselves disillusioned, dissatisfied, taking long breaks, and in many cases simply...
View Articlespam activity–kills interactivity
FED UP Yes I am. I tried all the tricks and spam blasting widgets (or at least I think I did) offered by James and his crew (?). But no can do anymore. I’ve had it with the bushels of unsollicited...
View ArticleBlogs as graphs
Discovered via Remote Access this online tool that takes a url from a web site, and turns it into a graph. This is what knowledging across life’s curriculum looks like. What do the colors mean? Here is...
View ArticleBlogjects…hmm!!!
Lately I’ve been testing new (to me) feed readers … (BlogBridge, Awasu, and the newest version of FeedReader(3)); an activity that sent me back to my neglected collection of feeds. I miss having the...
View ArticleA tool and a talk
I’m trying to accomplish two different things in this particular posting. Test the new remote blogging service offfered by the very interesting social bookmarking service Diigo (beta) and point you in...
View ArticleBlogging tool quarks
I mentionned earlier that I was testing rss readers. But I am also testing remote blogging tools like the one incorporated in Diigo but also stand alone desktop ones like Blogjet ($39US)–review here...
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