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Gillette Acquisition Being Realized
From The Eponymous Pickle

Gillette Acquisition Being Realized

An adage article on the acquisition of Gillette, five years later. I saw some of the exchange and I agree there was much hidden value there, and carefully curated...

Learning Biology and Habitats with Augmented Reality
From The Female Perspective of Computer Science

Learning Biology and Habitats with Augmented Reality

This is the second in a three-part series of design proposals for augmented reality learning applications. These are from a paper I wrote in my computers and cognition...

Interesting Links 15 February 2010
From Computer Science Teacher - Thoughts and Information From Alfred Thompson

Interesting Links 15 February 2010

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James Fallows on the Chinese Cyber Threat
From Schneier on Security

James Fallows on the Chinese Cyber Threat

Interesting. I wrote this about Chinese cyberattacks in 2008.

links for 2010-02-15
From Wild WebMink

links for 2010-02-15

Google Music Blog Mess Highlights Why Three Strikes Will Not Work The problem here is that using law against individuals with rules...

Tableau Socialcasting Data Visualization
From The Eponymous Pickle

Tableau Socialcasting Data Visualization

Have now used Tableau software for developing a number of dashboard-style interactive data visualizations. An excellent package. They are now taking some of these...

Twitter's Rapid Growth
From The Eponymous Pickle

Twitter's Rapid Growth

Hard Knox Life on Twitter's rapid growth.-

TSA Logo Contest Finalists
From Schneier on Security

TSA Logo Contest Finalists

Last month I announced a contest to redesign the TSA logo. Here are the finalists. Clicking on them will bring up a larger, and easier to read, version. ...

Conversations in a weekend village
From Putting People First

Conversations in a weekend village

Written by Experientia partner Jan-Christoph Zoels. Interaction10 is over. Four days of presentations, workshops, games, installations stimulated vivid exchanges...

Scenarios for branchless banking in 2020
From Putting People First

Scenarios for branchless banking in 2020

The growing use of branchless banking channels over the coming years is inevitable in most countries. But it

Networks of Innovation
From The Eponymous Pickle

Networks of Innovation

Mark Montgomery of Kyield posts on networks of innovation lectures by Andrew Haradon given at the Santa Fe Institute. Links to the lectures included. This also...

From Waterloo to Seattle
From Michael Nielsen

From Waterloo to Seattle

I’m deeply engrossed in finishing my book at the moment, but wanted to mention two events which readers of this blog might enjoy hearing about, and perhaps attending...

? Fixing Things
From Wild WebMink

? Fixing Things

Google Buzz

Americans increasingly elevating experiences over things
From Putting People First

Americans increasingly elevating experiences over things

Quietly but noticeably over the past year, Americans have rejiggered their lives to elevate experiences over things, reports The New York Times. “Because of the...

Nicolas Nova: from observing failures to provoking them
From Putting People First

Nicolas Nova: from observing failures to provoking them

The annotated slides from the talk

In Context Innovation
From The Eponymous Pickle

In Context Innovation

In the World Flattener, via Sammy Haroon, a favorite topic of mine. ' ... Prith Banerjee, Director of HP Labs talks about the importance of innovation in-context...

Report from Computer Supported Cooperative Work
From The Eponymous Pickle

Report from Computer Supported Cooperative Work

From CACM: ' ... The papers I have chosen to focus on from each of these sessions revisit longstanding problems in computer science and HCI, ranging from what...

Innovative Online Business Models
From The Eponymous Pickle

Innovative Online Business Models

A sample of innovative online business models from Openforum. I have seen most of these, but the reminder is useful.

News Roundup
From My Biased Coin

News Roundup

This just in -- computer science students at Stanford cheat! I love this quote: "Historically, the computer science department accounts for between 20 to 60 percent...

Computer Engineer Barbie!
From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

Computer Engineer Barbie!

As noted in a previous post, Mattel has been running a web-based contest to choose Barbie’s next career. The results are in!
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