Privacy! Who the hell ever had privacy?
One question that I am often asked when speaking to groups about
hyperconnectivity
Social media: blurring the boundaries
In the past we used to be able to separate the public
Annalie Killian … a woman Catalysing Magic
Here is another post in my series on inspiring women.
This time
OMG the Onion is right about social networking – IMHO it changes nothing yet it changes everything
This post was inspired by a humorous post on The Onion, titled:
The digital revolution is not going away
The following post is from a talk I gave at the Gov
Ownership, new ideas and openness
We see much discussion of the openness and collaborative nature of the
Libraries for the future
I spent most of my youth and childhood hanging about in public
Where have all the iconoclasts gone?
Or how do we escape the 'experts' in the echo
realtime really? my slides from #media140
Spoke during the last session of the day at Media 140 Perth
Not just Twitter, most conversation is meaningless babble
It's not really meaningless babble anyway! And this is not
Twitter 2009 retrospective
For me 2009 goes down as the year other people discovered Twitter.
Future of the Web | The Scoop
Recently I had the honour of joining Mark Pesce & Ross Dawson