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SXSW 08 core conversation: do you have to disappear completely to get things done?
While anxiety and frustration were visible on the faces of those gathered at this Core Conversation, it wasn’t due to the gruelling conference – or social – schedule (in-step with t… more →
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Holoptic Foresight Dynamics - Part 2: The Evolutionary Path Toward Holoptic Environments in Organizations and Society
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Frank Spencer wrote 3 months ago: In my last post on HFD, I covered the basics of holopticism, noting that a many-membered view of the … more →
SXSW 08 core conversation: do you have to disappear completely to get things done?
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innovationeye wrote 8 months ago: While anxiety and frustration were visible on the faces of those gathered at this Core Conversation, … more →
Week Ten: "The man with perfect memory: profile of Gordon Bell in Fast Company" by Clive Thompson
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Jamie wrote 1 year ago: Thompson’s article outlines the extraordinary life of Gorden Bell, the man with the external m … more →
SXSW 08 panel: Gossip, social electricity and the new web egosystem
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innovationeye wrote 1 year ago: Convened (as it emerged) at the behest of Valleywag’s chief scribe Owen Thomas, this session was amo … more →
Make Your Experience Sell Via ePublishing!
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lifetrackers wrote 2 years ago: Yes, You can sell your experience! Someone in the world will benefit from reading it! You might ask … more →
Collective Self-Publishing
lifetrackers wrote 2 years ago: As you know, trends are often a manifestation of new enablers unlocking existing human needs. Enable … more →
Interesting bits round-up for 19 May 2007
innovationeye wrote 2 years ago: First Moblog from Mount Everest! The Call Of The Mountain (via Alfie). Forget lazy usage of the word … more →
Life Caching
gejiangeiger wrote 2 years ago: “Life Caching: collecting, storing and displaying one’s entire life, for private use, or … more →
Knowing me, knowing you
innovationeye wrote 3 years ago: Scavenging the shelves of the Austin Airport newsagent looking for an alternative to the dreaded air … more →
