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This is a really great summary of how people are using Twitter and why from Dan York over at Disruptive Conversations, in summary he uses Twitter: 1.   as a News Source 2.   as a Knowledge Network 3.   as a Virtual Water Cooler 4.   as a way to stay up-to-

About a week ago I decided to start deleting some of my lesser used online accounts, starting with MySpace.  It seems that it is very hard and takes a long time to delete a MySpace account. I went to the MySpace site and followed the directions to cancel the account,

This video from McDaniel Partners via Phil Gerbyshak from Slacker Manager gives some food for thought on employee engagement. It makes me wonder about the financial cost of employee disengagement?

Repost from STUB website follows ... Some Melbournites (well, at least @fulltimecasual) are in our fair city, and have decreed that there shall be a STUB meetup, this Sunday (30th December) from 2pm at the Glenmore Hotel. Where: Glenmore Hotel 96 Cumberland Street,The Rocks (map) When: December 30, 2007 2:

Over at the Sydney Morning Herald website Richard Ackland summed up some of the more memorable happenings in Australian legal circles in 2007, but two stood out for me: 1) JUSTICE SLEEPS IN NSW "The NSW Court of Appeal upheld the right of judges to get in some important

Great snarky post from Marc Andreessen about "When non-technologists write about technology: They're so CUTE!" - this is a great serve on the type of overblown analysis of tech stuff done by people who don't have a clue.  Really worth a read!

I came across another lame article (no I will not dignify the piece of crap by linking to it, just take my word for it) that talked about there being no "I" in team.  It made me cranky again (just after I'd recovered from the recent