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Monthly Archive for November, 2009

Coolness is not innovation

Michael Gilbert writes: Coolness is not innovation. That which is innovative is not always cool. More importantly, that which is cool is not always innovative. Indeed, cool can be seen as inherently conservative. If an invention is not already well on its way to adoption in certain (possibly small, probably themselves cool) circles, then it [...]

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… by open-standards based streams, served via a distributed network of servers? OpenID + Atom/ActivityStreams + PubSubHubBub = open source twitter, facebook, etc.

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Noted in brief – 11/28/2009

Connelly gets it completely wrongJoel gets it wrong again.

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Noted in brief – 11/27/2009

Lester Brown lays out how to solve the climate mess, and how we’ll suffer if we don’t (Hungry? Just wait)Does Silicon Valley noise detract from long-term value creation? | Andrew Chen (@andrew_chen)Lots of lessons for the nptech community here

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Noted in brief – 11/26/2009

Phil Agre, missingThe challenge of visible twitter at conferences

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Noted in brief – 11/25/2009

The Lesson Learned

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Noted in brief – 11/19/2009

Booting Up. McGinn and Broadband.

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Noted in brief – 11/18/2009

The Fire this Time: Copenhagen and the War for the Future

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Noted in brief – 11/16/2009

How to Shop for a Green BabyAwesome tips from Sightline’s Anna Fahey.

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Groundwire is hiring a strategist!

Come join our team at Groundwire (formerly ONE/Northwest) and help us build a better world! Groundwire is growing, and we’re looking for an experienced strategy consultant to join our team.   Our ideal candidate will have real world, senior level organizing and/or fundraising experience (online and offline), believe in the importance of relationship building for [...]

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Noted in brief – 11/14/2009

Meep!Trouble At Twitter: U.S. Visitors Down 8 Percent In OctoberBetter develop your twitter strategy while there’s still time.

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Noted in brief – 11/13/2009

Why conferences must talk about failureI’d like to see this at a Plone conference or symposium sometime. Maybe as an openspace session?STATS: Has Twitter Flatlined Just Short of Mainstream?

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Noted in brief – 11/12/2009

Cultural Bent Hangs Over Oracle’s Battle for Sun – NYTimes.comEuropeans want Oracle to spin off MySQL before merging with Sun. Interesting.

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… don’t get along so nicely.  How vexing.

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Noted in brief – 11/11/2009

Logitech Buying LifeSize to Break Into Videoconferencing – NYTimes.comInteresting– another step towards the mass adoption of HD videoconferencing. One way out of the carbon trap, perhaps!

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Noted in brief – 11/8/2009

How taking out dams splits environmental groupsIndustry lobbyists torpedoed Copenhagen climate pact, eight-nation investigation by journalists shows

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Sympa tip: changing domains

As many of my readers likely know by now, my organization ONE/Northwest has just rebranded itself as Groundwire.  Obviously, our domain name changed, and with it our email addresses.  One of the many “switchover” tasks we faced was the challenge of updating our email addresses on the many Sympa-powered email lists we host. The obvious [...]

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Noted in brief – 11/7/2009

Plone.org: Plone Foundation officers & advisors for 2009-2010 announced

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Noted in brief – 11/4/2009

Lack of Paid Sick Days May Worsen Flu Pandemic

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Noted in brief – 11/3/2009

Valentine Web Systems: Multilingual and high security at Plone Conference 2009

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