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Don
From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

Don

There’s been lots of coverage elsewhere, but just a reminder that it’s

The Open Library
From The Eponymous Pickle

The Open Library

There are millions of books free for the e-reading out there.  Most pay reading services include them as well for free.  Now the Open Library has introduced a new...

Copying and Pasting Your Interests
From The Eponymous Pickle

Copying and Pasting Your Interests

I wrote about Tynt before, but this article made it clearer about what it is doing ... Find out more about what people really care about.

? Non-Centralised Infrastructure
From Wild WebMink

? Non-Centralised Infrastructure

After discovering BitCoin (where such a large number of people were kind enough to send small donations to 1LfdGnGuWkpSJgbQySxxCWhv8MHqvwst3 that I’m now considering...

PCAST Releases Health IT Report
From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

PCAST Releases Health IT Report

The President

? Apache Quits The JCP
From Wild WebMink

? Apache Quits The JCP

The ASF Resigns From the JCP Executive Committee The Apache Software Foundation quits Java’s governing body claiming that “[the] JCP is not an open specification...

Alternate Scanning Technologies
From Schneier on Security

Alternate Scanning Technologies

Iscon uses infrared light rather than X-rays. I have no idea how well it works. And Rapiscan has a new patent: Abstract: The present invention is directed towards...

Does learning have to stop when the last bell rings?
From Computer Science Teacher - Thoughts and Information From Alfred Thompson

Does learning have to stop when the last bell rings?

We have this tendency to think that learning at school takes place only between the opening and closing bells of the

Marketing in China's Digital Age
From The Eponymous Pickle

Marketing in China's Digital Age

In Knowledge@Wharton:Marketing in China's Digital Age: How to Win Customers' Hearts?Companies worldwide are devoting more of their marketing budgets to digital...

Redrawing Country Regions Using Phone Calls
From The Eponymous Pickle

Redrawing Country Regions Using Phone Calls

An interesting proposal in the BBC that the social connections evidenced by phone calls could be used to redraw the map of the UK.  " ... Regional boundaries are...

Brands and Social Media
From The Eponymous Pickle

Brands and Social Media

In Progressive Grocer:  People are more inclined to purchase social media advertised brands.

Department of Homeland Security Getting a Little too 1984ish
From Schneier on Security

Department of Homeland Security Getting a Little too 1984ish

A DHS video message, reminding people to look out for and report suspicious activity, will be displayed at WalMart stores around the country.

From Computational Complexity

46 lunches free lunches!

(CONGRADS to all the new ACM fellows. Among them are theorists Jennifer Chayes, Anne Condon, Phil Klein, S. Muthu, and Dan Spielman.) In my post about mentoring...

WikiLeaks
From Schneier on Security

WikiLeaks

I don't have a lot to say about WikiLeaks, but I do want to make a few points. 1. Encryption isn't the issue here. Of course the cables were encrypted, for transmission...

Book: This is Service Design Thinking
From Putting People First

Book: This is Service Design Thinking

This is Service Design Thinking: Basics – Tools – Cases by Jakob Schneider and Marc Stickdorn Book Industry Services (BIS) 16 Dec 2010 Hardcover, 376 pages Publisher’s...

Experientia collaborates with top Korean university on supporting human-centred design
From Putting People First

Experientia collaborates with top Korean university on supporting human-centred design

Experientia, the international user experience design consultancy, has signed a five-year research and education collaboration agreement with the Design and Human...

Numbers Rule Your World
From The Eponymous Pickle

Numbers Rule Your World

I have not read the Numbers Rule Your World book yet, but here is the associated blog.   Covers lots of interesting related topics.

I AM OFFLINE! On Email Sabbatical from December 9
From Apophenia

I AM OFFLINE! On Email Sabbatical from December 9

I am offline, taking a deeply needed break while traveling. During the duration of my break, no email will be received by my computer. All email sent to me during...

Mobile Strategy a Must for Retailers
From The Eponymous Pickle

Mobile Strategy a Must for Retailers

Obvious but good piece in Computerworld.  The most savvy players in retail already understand it.  As shoppers are armed with sensors,  web connectivity, universal...

CS&IT Workshops
From Computer Science Teachers Association

CS&IT Workshops

Some of the most popular activities at CS&IT conferences in past years have been mini-workshop sessions - in-depth, hands-on sessions where attendees could learn...
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