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Linkedin Celebrity Advice
From The Eponymous Pickle

Linkedin Celebrity Advice

AdAge discusses this, but I had noticed it for some time.  LinkedIn's use of the advice from tycoons and other 'names' to increase advertising traffic and revenue...

Recycling Kiosks
From The Eponymous Pickle

Recycling Kiosks

Have been a long time examiner of the kiosk in retail.  Have followed Coinstar (Now called  Outerwall) and integrating the Redbox kiosks.  Now the company has bought...

Mobile and CPG Awareness
From The Eponymous Pickle

Mobile and CPG Awareness

Brand awareness is the top mobile ad priority of CPGsConsumer-packaged goods brands are more concerned about getter brand awareness and site traffic out of their...

Numbers Behind Prism
From The Eponymous Pickle

Numbers Behind Prism

Numbers Guy spins some ideas and the implications of the false positive .... as more of us are being watched, a concern for everyone. ...

NSA E-Mail Eavesdropping
From Schneier on Security

NSA E-Mail Eavesdropping

More Snowden documents analyzed by the Guardian -- two articles -- discuss how the NSA collected e-mails and data on Internet activity of both Americans and foreigners...

Notes on “Ambient Commons”, by Malcolm McCullough
From Putting People First

Notes on “Ambient Commons”, by Malcolm McCullough

Malcolm McCullough is one the key thinkers and writers about the intersection of the network, digital media, and the urban and architectural. Dan Hill (who will...

CS Education Interview: Pat Yongpradit–Code.org
From Computer Science Teacher - Thoughts and Information From Alfred Thompson

CS Education Interview: Pat Yongpradit–Code.org

Pat Yongpradit has been an award winning computer science teacher at Springbrook High School for a number of years. He has taken high school teams to the national...

Urban sustainability: what will a smart city look like in the future?
From Putting People First

Urban sustainability: what will a smart city look like in the future?

By 2050 there will be five billion urbanites but, with pressure on resources and climate disruption, how will cities cope? New technology and conceptual design...

Four ways cities should be adapting to change
From Putting People First

Four ways cities should be adapting to change

The report “State of the City: 5 Trends Impacting US Cities,” issued by Living Cities, not only provides guidance about what issues are trending but also how cities...

From Computational Complexity

Computability in Europe

Bill and I are both in Europe this week. I'm in Milan at Computability in Europe and Bill is 500 miles away in Budapest for the Paul Erdős Centenary. The US 4th...

Wal-mart vs Amazon in Online Groceries
From The Eponymous Pickle

Wal-mart vs Amazon in Online Groceries

In Knowledge @ Wharton:  Very good piece on which of these retail giants are ahead in online retail, and the implications for their future.    " ... Retail behemoths...

I've Joined the EFF Board
From Schneier on Security

I've Joined the EFF Board

I'm now on the board of directors of the EFF.

How the NSA Eavesdrops on Americans
From Schneier on Security

How the NSA Eavesdrops on Americans

Two weeks ago, the Guardian published two new Snowden documents. These outline how the NSA's data-collection procedures allow it to collect lots of data on Americans...

Visual.ly Addresses Data Visualization
From The Eponymous Pickle

Visual.ly Addresses Data Visualization

I followed Visual.ly for some time, and saw them as primarily a provider of infographics, which I was less than interested in.  They have opened a new set of capabilities...

Public Data Visualization Tools
From The Eponymous Pickle

Public Data Visualization Tools

A survey of data visualization tools aimed at public data.  Towards the democratization of data visualization.  " ... "Data visualization tool" usually means a...

Tiny Robots Solving Problems
From The Eponymous Pickle

Tiny Robots Solving Problems

One more piece on the use of AI driven robotics to swarm to difficult or dangerous spaces.    I repeat, also that there is is the potential to link these with sensors...

Mastering the Art of Self Promotion
From The Eponymous Pickle

Mastering the Art of Self Promotion

In FastCompany:  A favorite topic. What works. We had a number of sessions on this topic in the enterprise and they were always well attended.   Should it be shameless...

SIMON and SPECK: New NSA Encryption Algorithms
From Schneier on Security

SIMON and SPECK: New NSA Encryption Algorithms

The NSA has published some new symmetric algorithms: Abstract: In this paper we propose two families of block ciphers, SIMON and SPECK, each of which comes in...

Interesting Links 1 July 2013
From Computer Science Teacher - Thoughts and Information From Alfred Thompson

Interesting Links 1 July 2013

I started a new series I am calling CS Educator Interviews last week. The first two interviews posted are with Kathleen Weaver and Garth Flint. Check them out when...

Exit Google Reader
From The Eponymous Pickle

Exit Google Reader

Google Reader is shutting down tonight.   I used it for years to gather information that ultimately showed up in this blog.    I had the feeds from several hundred...
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