Still slowly catching up on the Real Tech podcasts (you can find all the episodes, including the most current, over at http://rtfrp.com) This is episode
Category: Social Networking
Olympic Absurdity Runs Rampant with @London2012! Perhaps worse than @USOlympic!
Can there be an event that is more social than the Olympics? Â One would think that if any organization would encourage the concepts of sharing,
Your life, as Venn (Diagrams)
One of the challenges I face is figuring out how to share my various [work interests/hobbies] in a way that shows the relationship between them.
How to motivate students to read each others’ blogs…
My brother wrote recently in his blog a response to a student who apparently had some concerns about the apparent futility of writing blogs as
Flickr Changes their rules–are they the new “Facebook?”
IT was brought to my attention, as we prepare for tonight’s podcast, Real Tech for Real People episode 47, that Flickr has changed they way
Twitter Lists Revisited… Good Idea or waste of time? Research opportunities?
Yesterday my brother posted a tweet, acknowledging that he is on 35 lists on Twitter.[1. Â For those that can’t find it, he wrote “Wow! I
Leave Facebook–build your own communities (Starting with Twitter!)
The tide of opinion seems to have shifted against Facebook, and there is a growing movement to “Leave” facebook. Â Alas, many of us are finding
Connections, Content, and Context: Lessons from #INFORMS09 and #TLT09
This week I am attending  the 2009 INFORMS “Annual Meeting.”  This is more of a Symposium, or a Conference, than a “meeting” with nearly 70
A letter to @jasoncalacanis about how I see/use Twitter
Last month, Jason Calacanis (entrepreneur, and most recently founder of Mahalo) wrote in his newsletter about how he was willing to pay twitter for exposure,
“Cult of the Amateur” and Twitter
In my previous post I wrote about some of my thoughts concerning three key points that I drew from Andrew Keen’s The Cult of the
