IDEO’s Doug Solomon on multitouch, collaborative technology and PatientsLikeMe:
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Hype Cycle for Emerging Technologies 2009:
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Priority Matrix for Emerging Technologies 2009:
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John Clippinger – People will control and federate their data and identity online (Video):
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A Brief History of Wikipedia – Time Magazine:
ke it or loathe it, Wikipedia is a force. When contributors penned its new entry on Norwegian actress Beate Eriksen on Aug. 17, the English-language version of the controversial user-generated encyclopedia reached 3 million entries. More impressive still: more than 10 million users contributed to that milestone. Not bad for a service originally conceived as an afterthought to Nupedia, a failed first attempt by Internet entrepreneur Jimmy Wales and philosopher Lawrence Sanger at creating a free online encyclopedia. When Nupedia…
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Netflix recommendations come up short for Jonah Lehrer:
t I think there's a deeper problem with these newfangled preference algorithms, and it has nothing to do with the details of their programming code. Instead, I think they're making a fundamental psychological mistake: all of these algorithms assume that our preferences are stable and consistent, but that's clearly not the case. In other words, Netflix assumes that if I like Napoleon Dynamite on Saturday night then I'll also enjoy it on Sunday afternoon. It assumes that I'll find Pineapple…
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The Social Media Revolution Visualised:
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Nieman Foundation at Harvard – To Prepare for the Future, Skip the Present:
e probable elimination of a raft of second-tier newspapers during this economic downturn will provide a fertile environment for a new generation of digital media businesses to flourish. Here are 10 ways that will help newspapers make the transition to digital media companies: Narrow the focus. When newspapers operated regional monopolies, readers depended on them to cover a wide range of subjects. Newspapers still routinely use their own reporters to cover a gamut of stories, ranging from politics to sport…
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