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Academic workshop on microblogging

by Lee Hopkins on January 2, 2010 · View Comments

in academic research, micro-blogging

The organisers encourage submissions of microblogging research work in both social context and work settings

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GOC 002: On sex with Danish blondes, Twitter and QR Codes

by Lee Hopkins on October 19, 2009 · View Comments

in BCR pod/vidcast, comms cafe podcast, podcasting

29 minutes and 22 seconds of disarmingly direct business communication conversation

 
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BCR053: Interview with Simon Crisp, IBM

by Lee Hopkins on October 5, 2009 · View Comments

in BCR pod/vidcast, interviews, podcasting, tools

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Courtesy of the suave, sophisticated and debonair (and almost 30 but don’t tell him I told you) Lukas Picton at Text100, I had the opportunity to catch some time with the very busy Simon Crisp at IBM (you can [...]

 
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Lessig and the generational transformation

by Lee Hopkins on January 15, 2009

in clippings, ethics, politics

It’s a pity that our Australian politicians are too afraid to spend on broadband infrastructure, despite their claims to the contrary.

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Wikis: getting better all the time

by Lee Hopkins on March 28, 2007

in interviews, tools

I recently had the very good fortune to sit down for an hour or so with David Boloker.
Who he? One of IBM’s seriously top dogs, that’s who.
David is the CTO of Emerging Internet Technology and a damn fine fellow, too!
Long-gone are the old days of stuffy white shirts and striped ties — David’s one of [...]

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