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Ever wondered where money comes from? - 4 days ago
Thanks to Euan Semple who blogged this excellent video about the history of the banking system yesterday called Money as Debt . I know it's a little bit off topic, but I enjoyed this so much I wanted to do more than just tag it in Delicious, so here.. Topics: finance, history, video
SocialText 3.0 - 5 days ago
Jon Husband today blogged about the new SocialText 3.0 on the FastForward blog. A few good links here to update yourself on where the new version of SocialText is heading and some nice notes by Jon about where he sees Social Software heading in the... Topics: culture, social, software, thesis
Iconic Icons - 24 days ago
Just a quick post about a great set of free icons I just found. Mark James, a web developer from Birmingham, UK has developed a whole bunch of icons and released them under the Creative Commons Attribution 2.5 License , so they can be used for free. Topics: graphics, icons
Is Collaboration an emergent property? - 39 days ago
Stephen Bounds and Frank Guerino have been discussing Cutting out KM on ActKM for the last few days, and in a recent reply to me, Stephen answered my question about collaboration as a KM technique with the definition " collaboration is simply... Topics: collaboration, culture, theory
Culture in rotating thirds - 39 days ago
Today while listening to while listening to Bill Hempell's ENTC 3020 Technology & Society - Audio Podcast from the University of Tennessee, he mentioned that culture has three components: Ideological or belief systems, Social, Technological. I. Topics: culture, technology, theory
