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DIY U: Can digital solutions save universities?
From Putting People First

DIY U: Can digital solutions save universities?


The UX of data visualisation
From Putting People First

The UX of data visualisation


Does the Internet make us smarter or dumber?
From Putting People First

Does the Internet make us smarter or dumber?


Friday Squid Blogging: <i>Kid vs. Squid</i>
From Schneier on Security

Friday Squid Blogging: Kid vs. Squid

A book. Also, read this.

? Google Fixes WebM
From Wild WebMink

? Google Fixes WebM

I’m delighted to say that Google has fixed the licence for WebM so that they don;’t need to submit it to OSI any more – they are now just using a BSD licence with...

The Four Stages of Fear
From Schneier on Security

The Four Stages of Fear

Interesting: In the throes of intense fear, we suddenly find ourselves operating in a different and unexpected way. The psychological tools that we normally use...

Tour Through a Visualization Zoo
From The Eponymous Pickle

Tour Through a Visualization Zoo

From CACM: A Tour Through the Visualization Zoo, A survey of powerful visualization techniques, from the obvious to the obscure... The goal of visualization is.I...

Zakta Search
From The Eponymous Pickle

Zakta Search

Once more I would like to suggest that you take a look at Zakta. Constructed by some very smart developers I know. Its been updated now a number of times. An...

Medical Augmented Reality
From The Eponymous Pickle

Medical Augmented Reality

Some great examples of medical augmented reality in ReadWriteWeb. Via obdervant colleague Stan Dyck. It brings up the interesting idea of using AR to highlight...

Scent of a Steak
From The Eponymous Pickle

Scent of a Steak

A short piece about a company emitting the scent of a steak from a billboard. At the Innovation Centers we experimented extensively with targeted in-store scent...

Personalizing Discounts at Sams
From The Eponymous Pickle

Personalizing Discounts at Sams

An obvious but still rare play in the world of loyalty. Is this the way that loyalty programs will evolve? " ... Wal-Mart warehouse chain Sam's Club has introduced...

From Computational Complexity

STOC and EC and Complexity, Oh My

Tomorrow I'm off to Cambridge, MA for the 42nd Symposium on the Theory of Computing (STOC), the 25th Conference on Computational Complexity (CCC) and the 11th Conference...

Maximizing Your Impact as a Researcher (guest post)
From Daniel Lemire's Blog

Maximizing Your Impact as a Researcher (guest post)

The greatest challenge for a researcher is to choose projects that have a good chance of delivering impact. Alain Désilets from NRC—co-author of VoiceGrip, Webitext...

Will Google Buy ITA?
From My Biased Coin

Will Google Buy ITA?

As long-time readers of the blog know, I am a fan of ITA software, the company with the fare-finding technology and search engine that powers Orbitz and several...

links for 2010-06-04
From Wild WebMink

links for 2010-06-04

EU plays catch-up with US digital economy There are some very worrying phrases in this legislative push, suggesting that the lobbying by big corporations to get...

From CERIAS Blog

I am posting the following at the request of someone associated with this effort at NITRD: On May 19 the White House announced a new effort to enlist public...

Wal-Mart's Supply Chain
From The Eponymous Pickle

Wal-Mart's Supply Chain

Good overview post on Wal-Mart's supply chain practices from Evan Schuman's StoreFrontBacktalk.

Google Face Recognition Methods
From The Eponymous Pickle

Google Face Recognition Methods

Some interesting new methodologies being debated by Google. Recognition of images is an area I have worked on for a number of years.

What Work to Give Up?
From My Biased Coin

What Work to Give Up?

I'm not yet sure how many hours a week being a Chair (oops, "Area Dean") will chew up, but I think it's safe to say it will be a non-trivial number.  I'm generally...

Bertinoro Day 3
From My Biased Coin

Bertinoro Day 3

Since I left, Andrew McGregor tool over and has posted a summary of day 3 on his polylogblog, which is also now added (at the top!) on the bloglist at the right...
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