Grad Thinking …
Kate Carruthers Just had a couple of new computer science grads sitting next to me today so I took the opportunity to explore their use of social networking technologies. The results were…
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Working too Hard?
I think I might be working too hard these days or have too much on my mind. But at least I’m having dream help. Last night I dreamed the answers…
Twitter & Google maps for Super Tuesday
Google maps has joined forces with Twitter and Twittervision with instant updates on Super Tuesday in the US presidential primaries. They mashup tweets from across the US with Google maps…
Australia 2020 Summit – Vote for Geeks
Vote for geeks to attend KRudd’s Australia 2020 summit. It sounds a bit like a cricket match to me, maybe they need a better name for it. Or perhaps it…
Dogs ‘n’ bears
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ad:tech Sydney March 2008
I’m on a panel discussion at ad:tech sydney (Wednesday, March 12, 4:20pm – 5:10pm ) … and it should be fun. The topic is Merging Online and Offline Initiatives: Integrating…
New Trend Blend for 2008
Ross Dawson has just posted his Trend Blend 2008: Trends mentioned in the map include: Simplicity Reality mining 3-D printers Virtual protest Female chauvinism Geospatial web Celebrity worship Karma capitalism…
Social Shopping – growing segment
The number of social shopping sites is increasing (here is some listed by Mashable) . These type of sites are starting to build up momentum and they are building on…
Another F3 crash causes traffic chaos in Sydney
A large truck crashed into the wall on the F3 early this morning and closed the southbound carriageway leading to the usual traffic chaos for commuters north of Berowra. Here…
Debunking Ideas about Nonverbal Behaviour
Aggregation of research that debunks some of our ideas about non-verbal behaviour, for example “The idea the vast majority of communication occurs nonverbally is quoted everywhere from advertising to popular…