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Cut-up Poetry: Ode to Google
In lieu of a weekly Web 2.0 wrap-up (because nothing much happened this week), I did a cut-up of a recent blog post by ex-Microsoft employee and now Google employee
"Yes We Can" Director Releases Video About Science Commons
Film director Jesse Dylan, the co-creator of the Emmy award winning Barack Obama support video Yes We Can has released a new work, this time explaining the Creative Commons Foundation's
Vint Cerf: High Oil Prices Could Help the Web
While some of our European readers may snicker if I were to complain about having to pay $4.10/gallon to fill up my car's gas tank, the fact is that across
Someone Please Build the Facebook Office
In July, when this blog ran our Facebook Week, there was one article that I had planned that never made it to press. The article, called "The Facebook Office," was
The Technology Generation Gap at Work is Oh So Wide
Recently, business information solutions provider LexisNexis released the results of a study that examined how technology was used in the American workplace. The focus of the study was on the
Majority of Tech Experts Think Work Will Be Cloud-Based by 2020, Finds Pew Research Center
The majority of technology experts responding to a recent Pew Research Center survey believe that cloud computing will be more dominant than the desktop by the end of the decade.
Free E-Book: The Art of Assembly Language Programming
Nearly the entire text of The Art of Assembly Language Programming has been posted online for the Processing Systems and Structures course at Washington University. The book begins with
Why AKQA Made the Jump to Cloud Collaboration
The digital marketing agency AKQA had a problem. With 900 employees scattered across the globe, to say nothing about the clients, collaboration could be a problem. Document revisions and
Buzzword Watch: The Gamification of Work
Gamification, according to Wikipedia, is " is the use of game play mechanics for non-game consumer technology applications." Our own Audrey Watters defined game mechanics as a "rule-based system
Consumerization of IT: 95% of Information Workers Use Self-Purchased Technology for Work
IDC recently conducted a survey of IT consumerization trends on behalf Unisys. The survey found that consumerization is well underway - among the findings is the fact that 95%
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