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Engaging to Compete
From The Eponymous Pickle

Engaging to Compete

New from the Seriosity blog: Engaging to Compete. Also a link there to a full chapter of the book. I talk about the book at greater length here. Its about using...

Insect-Based Terrorism
From Schneier on Security

Insect-Based Terrorism

Sounds like fearmongering to me. How real is the threat? Many of the world's most dangerous pathogens already are transmitted by arthropods, the animal phylum...

From Computational Complexity

When to go Low Tech

Recently someone asked me to subreferee a paper for a conference. She emailed me a pdf file but when I printed it out it was unreadable- the spacing was all off...

Hill Tech Happenings, Week of May 17
From U.S. Public Policy Committee of the ACM

Hill Tech Happenings, Week of May 17

May 20 Hearing: The Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee will hold a hearing on the nomination of Carl Wieman to be the Associate Director for...

How Iconoclasts Think
From The Eponymous Pickle

How Iconoclasts Think

A good podcast: Featured Guest: Gregory Berns, the Distinguished Chair of Neuroeconomics at Emory University and author of Iconoclast: A Neuroscientist Reveals...

Neural Data and fMRI Scans Confirmed
From The Eponymous Pickle

Neural Data and fMRI Scans Confirmed

In Roger Dooley's Neuromarketing Blog: ' ... Now, new research published in Nature has shown that there is indeed a correlation between neuronal activity and what...

User experiences for children, for seniors and for play
From Putting People First

User experiences for children, for seniors and for play

UX Matters is another one of these great resources for the user experience community. Here three recent articles: Designing user experiences for children By Heather...

Bringing behavioural change from lab to studio
From Putting People First

Bringing behavioural change from lab to studio

Nick Marsh recently published an article with Dan Lockton in the fourth edition of Touchpoint, the Service Design Network journal. The issue is completely focused...

links for 2010-05-17
From Wild WebMink

links for 2010-05-17

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Software Liabilities in the UK
From Schneier on Security

Software Liabilities in the UK

The British High Court ruled that a software vendor's EULA -- which denied all liability for poor software -- was not reasonable. I wrote about software liabilities...

Interesting Links 17 May 2010
From Computer Science Teacher - Thoughts and Information From Alfred Thompson

Interesting Links 17 May 2010

I have quite an eclectic mix of links this week. Some career information, some Windows Phone programming links, Internet safety, school IT information and more....

Stengthening Brand America
From The Eponymous Pickle

Stengthening Brand America

Edward Burghard, Retired Harley Procter Marketer, Procter & Gamble, has made me aware of the Strengthening Brand America Project. It is focused on catalyzing...

Quiet Period for This Blog
From Computer Science Teacher - Thoughts and Information From Alfred Thompson

Quiet Period for This Blog

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UX reflections in UX Magazine
From Putting People First

UX reflections in UX Magazine

UX Magazine keeps to its high standards with these three well written contributions: Curators of the Real-Time Web: Distilling the chatter to relevant, actionable...

Why it
From Putting People First

Why it

Is there an alternative to the seemingly inevitable cuts to public services? Hilary Cottam of Participle poses the question. “The scale of the challenge to our...

Danah Boyd and the Facebook privacy discussion
From Putting People First

Danah Boyd and the Facebook privacy discussion

Microsoft researcher Danah Boyd doesn’t need much introduction as her outspoken and well-developed analysis is frequently quoted on this blog. Two long articles...

The trust economy: A world of P2P money-lending
From Putting People First

The trust economy: A world of P2P money-lending

Wired UK has published a long article on P2P money-lending in its June issue: The article devotes particular attention to Kiva.org, a San Francisco-based peer-to...

Can business analysts become UX designers?
From Putting People First

Can business analysts become UX designers?

Mike Gualtieri and Mary Gerush of Forrester Research have just published a paper entitled Business Analysts: Seize the opportunity to deliver compelling user experiences...

Soft Reliability
From The Eponymous Pickle

Soft Reliability

The concept of soft reliability came up again in a recent conversation. Had not brought it up here for more that a year. Good overview site here. If anyone has...

Researchers study behavior in social networks
From Putting People First

Researchers study behavior in social networks

Research scientists Cameron Marlow (Facebook Inc.) and D.J. Patil (LinkedIn Corp.) have access to the interactions of groups of people that outnumber populations...
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