Tweet Anthropologist  Michael Wesch , noted for his studies of YouTube and video sharing states, “ when media change, then human relationships change&#. For example, what does mobile technology do to how we seek knowledge, make sense of it and share with others ? MORE >>

My daughter and I recently watched The Rocky Horror Picture Show and our DVD has the option to play the audience participation sound track while you watch the movie. Great fun. On re-watching the movie you can't help noticing just how flimsy it is: weak plot, poor acting, clumsy directing. But then something happened. The story is not pretty. MORE >>

The US West Coast Enterprise 2.0 Conference commences November 8, and has quickly reached the same number of attendees as the summer east coast Boston event within only two years. I’ve previously discussed on this blog Richard Boly of the US state department, who will be presenting their iDiplomacy environment, and there MORE >>

John Seely Brown has given the leading keynote to the DevLearn conference with an inspiring talk about how the world needs to move to scalable capacity building using collaboration (we’re totally in synch!). MORE >>

Perhaps one of the most well-intentioned yet misunderstood categorizations I’ve seen made by a variety of sources has been a segmentation model which draws sharp distinctions between “teams”, “communities”, and “social networks” – essentially treating them as separate entities. However, it at the same time, it sends the wrong message. MORE >>