I love photography. Don’t have enough time for it, and am currently camera-less. However the odd iPhone photo works out – this being one of the, Taken a year ago on a wonderful trip to Paris it captures my reflection in the window of a coffee shop, where a man sits working on his Apple [...]
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Great post by JP Rangaswami over at Confused Of Calcutta about his personal use of Twitter that I totally relate to…
Twitter is my feed aggregator. One of the ways I interact with the web is through RSS, and over the years I’ve tried to find better and better ways to filter the firehose. Inspecting blogrolls. [...]
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Just spotted this interesting highlight from the ‘Top 10 Forecasts for 2009 and beyond’ on the Futurist’s Magazine’s outlook report. It doesn’t bode well for Knowledge Management, but feels comforting as KM is already a thankless task and set to get harder. Knowledge transfer will become more importnat than Knowledge Management.
Professional knowledge will become obsolete [...]
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Not sure how sensible starting a post like this is as it is inevitable I will have to start another one right away… however there are 2 tools that caught my eye that I thought worth a mention.
First is a decent Twitter trend tracker in a similar guise to Google Trends – Twist. Here’s a [...]
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