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Virtual Choir 3
From Wild WebMink

Virtual Choir 3

Eric Whitacre launched Virtual Choir 3, the composite performance of his choral work “Water Night”, to promote his new album of the same name (of which more later)...

UX is the heart of any company. How do you make it top priority?
From Putting People First

UX is the heart of any company. How do you make it top priority?

Wolff Olins

People-powered health
From Putting People First

People-powered health

People Powered Health is a programme from NESTA, the UK innovation charity, to support the design and delivery of innovative services for people that are living...

The Lesson of the Pantheon Roof
From Wild WebMink

The Lesson of the Pantheon Roof

Reblogged from The Global Mink: Pantheon Roof, a photo by webmink on Flickr. Probably the most amazing artefact of the ancient world I have seen, the Pantheon in...

Shopper Marketing
From The Eponymous Pickle

Shopper Marketing

New book: Shopper Marketing: How to Increase Purchase Decisions at the Point of Sale, by Markus Stahlberg.    On my list to read.   Contains a chapterHerb Sorensen...

Keynote: Howard Schmidt (Keynote Summary)
From CERIAS Blog

Keynote: Howard Schmidt (Keynote Summary)

Howard Schmidt, Special Assistant to the President and Senior Director for Cyber Security, Office of the U.S. President Morning Keynote Address, April 4, 2012....

Security Fireside Chat (Summary)
From CERIAS Blog

Security Fireside Chat (Summary)

Summary by Christine Task. The fireside chat was an open discussion among several important persons with very interesting positions in the security world. The...

Hawley Channels His Inner Schneier
From Schneier on Security

Hawley Channels His Inner Schneier

Kip Hawley wrote an essay for the Wall Street Journal on airport security. In it, he says so many sensible things that people have been forwarding it to me with...

Visualizing Risk
From The Eponymous Pickle

Visualizing Risk

A study in visualizing risk, from Forbes.   Very complex dashboards of data are shown.  This gets back to using the human visual system as a trend and outlier recognition...

P&G Razor Innovation
From The Eponymous Pickle

P&G Razor Innovation

In the HBR Blog.  How consumer innovation for Gillette is moving to the far east.   Matches some other speculation I have heard about how other innovation work...

Hill Tech Happenings, Week of April 16
From U.S. Public Policy Committee of the ACM

Hill Tech Happenings, Week of April 16

April 18 Markup: The House Oversight and Government Reform Committee will review a bill to update the Federal Information Security Management Act. 10 a.m., 2154...

Multi-Agency Earth System Models (EaSM) Proposals Due
From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

Multi-Agency Earth System Models (EaSM) Proposals Due

The National Science Foundation (NSF), through its cross-cutting Science, Engineering, and Education for Sustainability (SEES) initiative

Struggling to Collaborate
From The Eponymous Pickle

Struggling to Collaborate

Baseline Slideshow:  On the issues of inter-enterprise collaboration.  Somewhat useful, again, for a project I am working, but could use more depth than they claim...

From Computational Complexity

ACM/IEEE Curriculum 2013

[STOC 2012 Early Registration Deadline Thursday] On a roughly ten-year cycle, the ACM and IEEE Computer Society get together to create a list of core topics that...

Managing a Portfolio of Innovations
From The Eponymous Pickle

Managing a Portfolio of Innovations

From Forrester: We also worked on a closely related project.  how do you get the right information, especially about the technical risk involved, to the decision...

How Information Warfare Changes Warfare
From Schneier on Security

How Information Warfare Changes Warfare

Really interesting paper on the moral and ethical implications of cyberwar, and the use of information technology in war (drones, for example): "Information Warfare...

Interesting Links 16 April 2012
From Computer Science Teacher - Thoughts and Information From Alfred Thompson

Interesting Links 16 April 2012

Later this week I head out to Redmond Washington to take part in the US finals of the Imagine Cup. We have 22 teams coming out there for the event. Twenty one of...

Beware The
From Wild WebMink

Beware The

As wave after wave of privacy news arrives, it’s easy to believe that public postings on social media sites are the problem. But I believe we are facing an issue...

Keeping it real
From Computer Science Teacher - Thoughts and Information From Alfred Thompson

Keeping it real

Lee Kolbert wrote a blog post (Dear Will Richardson ) that I see as a real call to action for those of us who promote ourselves as experts working to help teachers...

Retail Work Force Dropping
From The Eponymous Pickle

Retail Work Force Dropping

In the Atlantic: Why the future of retail doesn't need workers. Partially agree. It still needs workers, just a reapportionment of them. New skills. More innovation...
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