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Catalina Acquires Modiv Media
From The Eponymous Pickle

Catalina Acquires Modiv Media

We worked with early forms of Modiv Media in store scanning devices and location oriented processes.   Even provided some design adjustments when it was being delivered...

Being an Analytic Entrepreneur
From The Eponymous Pickle

Being an Analytic Entrepreneur

Analytics Entrepreneur.   Vincent Granville is highlighted and interviewed.    An interesting concept that is detailed here. I think it makes sense to think of...

Simons Foundation Awards UC Berkeley $60M to Launch Theory of Computing Institute
From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

Simons Foundation Awards UC Berkeley $60M to Launch Theory of Computing Institute

This morning, the University of California, Berkeley, announced a $60 million grant from the Simons Foundation – which seeks ”to advance the frontiers of research...

Computing at the USA Science & Engineering Festival
From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

Computing at the USA Science & Engineering Festival

Computing was among the excitement this past weekend at the 2nd

When Investigation Fails to Prevent Terrorism
From Schneier on Security

When Investigation Fails to Prevent Terrorism

I've long advocated investigation, intelligence, and emergency response as the places where we can most usefully spend our counterterrorism dollars. Here's anthat...

From Computational Complexity

Berkeley Wins the Simons

As reported today in the New York Times, the Simons Foundation has chosen U. C. Berkeley to host the new Simons Institute for the Theory of Computing, a $6,000,000...

New Podcast Series - The Campus Coder
From Computer Science Teacher - Thoughts and Information From Alfred Thompson

New Podcast Series - The Campus Coder

Glen Gordon and Ed Donahue have a new podcast series, The Campus Coder. The first podcast is with Chevon Christie Chevon Christie is a student developer in...

To really understand social media, you must also understand online communities
From Putting People First

To really understand social media, you must also understand online communities

When we talk about social media we are really only talking about tools that we can use to help us and the people we engage to achieve a task. To make a success...

The demise of the ethnographic monograph
From Putting People First

The demise of the ethnographic monograph

As ethnographic practice has spilled out into the broader world of design and policy-making, business strategy and marketing, the monograph has not remained the...

Extending the experience beyond the device
From Putting People First

Extending the experience beyond the device

Tim Todish provides some good examples of companies extending the (user) experience beyond the device as a good way to differentiate from the competition. “Most...

A retrospective of talks given by ethnographers at Lift Conference since 2006
From Putting People First

A retrospective of talks given by ethnographers at Lift Conference since 2006

Of all the conferences that are dedicated to discussions on technology and society, there

The downside of digital life: disconnection
From Putting People First

The downside of digital life: disconnection


Researching meaning: making sense of behaviour
From Putting People First

Researching meaning: making sense of behaviour

In his last article Simon Norris, founder and CEO of Nomensa, outlined a simple model

Gamification and UX: where users win or lose
From Putting People First

Gamification and UX: where users win or lose

In this long article, Peter Steen H

Facebook and Socially Interactive Health Care
From The Eponymous Pickle

Facebook and Socially Interactive Health Care

In ReadwriteWeb:  Is Facebook poised to revolutionize Health Care?  The idea of socially interactive health care is something I have looked at for some time, and...

A Refrigerator is a Peripheral
From The Eponymous Pickle

A Refrigerator is a Peripheral

We experimented widely with the network in the 'future home'.  As part of that effort we visited Microsoft's future home.  I was never impressed with how much they...

Katie Salen's Take on How Games Can Change Education
From The Female Perspective of Computer Science

Katie Salen's Take on How Games Can Change Education

Don't shoot the player while they're learning.  It's one of the keys to good game design as spoken by a veteran of the field, and adopted by Katie Salen in therecent...

Neuromarketing Science and  Business Association
From The Eponymous Pickle

Neuromarketing Science and Business Association

Newly formed group I was informed of by Steve Sands: The Neuromarketing Science & Business Association (NMSBA) is the global trade association for all those engaged...

Shopping App and Product Discovery
From The Eponymous Pickle

Shopping App and Product Discovery

In GigaOM: A key aspect of in store applications.   It drives the potential of pointing out new products to the user.  " ...  in its first survey of performance...

Headphones in the Workplace
From The Eponymous Pickle

Headphones in the Workplace

An HBR article on the effect of wearing headphones in the Workplace.   Largely, a view that suggests that the inability to capture random and casual information...
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