Google ♥’s the social semantic web
The semantic web is making steady progress in the social networking sphere via microformats like XFN and FOAF, which provide standard ways to describe me, friend, and other relationships between...
View ArticleCreating mashups involves real work
A nice article at The Register relating the complexity in building mashups that is sometimes forgotten.
View ArticleWe know where you live.
The New York Times has an article about the difficulties of leaving Facebook – or rather, ensuring that all your personal information is cleared off when you leave. Briefly, to erase your presence...
View ArticlePhotoshop on the web
Adobe have released a Flash-based photo editing site Photoshop Express. The functionality is limited, and similar to other products like Picnik. Will probably be useful for casual snappers, but isn’t...
View ArticleTV is too passive.
Nice article by Clay Shirky: Gin, Television, and Social Surplus discussing the similar social roles of gin and TV, and how we’re at the start of a big social change from passive to active: In this...
View ArticleMaps on the internet
It used to be difficult to get good quality maps on a website – or at least long-winded and expensive finding them and purchasing a license, or clearing copyright. In these Web 2.0 days it’s easy to...
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Postdigital: Escaping the Kingdom of the New?
New things are exciting. For example social networking. It’s a whole new way to interact with others, a reason why society is moving online isn’t it? But how to make it useful? What can we do with this...
View ArticleVisitors & Residents: The Video
Last month I gave a presentation on the ‘Visitors & Residents’ principle at the ALT-C conference which was well received so I thought it would be worth videoing the talk under laboratory...
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The Transition from the Co-Digital to the Post-Digital.
Having made public the original discussion paper ‘Planning for the Post-Digital’ members of the 52group then blogged the concept. These posts generated some strong responses, both in comments and in...
View ArticleGoogle ♥’s the social semantic web
The semantic web is making steady progress in the social networking sphere via microformats like XFN and FOAF, which provide standard ways to describe me, friend, and other relationships between...
View ArticleCreating mashups involves real work
A nice article at The Register relating the complexity in building mashups that is sometimes forgotten.
View ArticleWe know where you live.
The New York Times has an article about the difficulties of leaving Facebook – or rather, ensuring that all your personal information is cleared off when you leave. Briefly, to erase your presence...
View ArticlePhotoshop on the web
Adobe have released a Flash-based photo editing site Photoshop Express. The functionality is limited, and similar to other products like Picnik. Will probably be useful for casual snappers, but isn’t...
View ArticleTV is too passive.
Nice article by Clay Shirky: Gin, Television, and Social Surplus discussing the similar social roles of gin and TV, and how we’re at the start of a big social change from passive to active: In this...
View ArticleMaps on the internet
It used to be difficult to get good quality maps on a website – or at least long-winded and expensive finding them and purchasing a license, or clearing copyright. In these Web 2.0 days it’s easy to...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Postdigital: Escaping the Kingdom of the New?
New things are exciting. For example social networking. It’s a whole new way to interact with others, a reason why society is moving online isn’t it? But how to make it useful? What can we do with this...
View ArticleVisitors & Residents: The Video
Last month I gave a presentation on the ‘Visitors & Residents’ principle at the ALT-C conference which was well received so I thought it would be worth videoing the talk under laboratory...
View ArticleClik here to view.
The Transition from the Co-Digital to the Post-Digital.
Having made public the original discussion paper ‘Planning for the Post-Digital’ members of the 52group then blogged the concept. These posts generated some strong responses, both in comments and in...
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