Noted in brief – 12/23/2009
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Noted in brief – 12/15/2009
- Seattle’s Carbon Footprint: Assessing The Assessment
- $1.4 Billion Oregon Wind Deal Announced
- US Open Government Directive is Disappointing
Interesting perspective: the US OGD is incomplete because it doesn’t consider data collection from citizens, nor engagement on their turf.
Noted in brief – 12/9/2009
- Official Google Blog: Join this group: Google Groups joins Google Apps
This really makes Google Apps more useful! - Port of Olympia sued over Budd Inlet pollution
- How James Hansen Gets Cap and Trade Wrong — Sightline Daily – Northwest News that Matters
Eric de Place joins Paul Krugman in rebutting James Hansen’s attacks on cap and trade. - Worldchanging’s Alex Steffen Reports from Copenhagen
- Three Reasons Why Storytelling is the Key to Social Media Marketing Success
Noted in brief – 12/8/2009
Noted in brief – 12/6/2009
- Beware Social Media Snake Oil – BusinessWeek
“All the hype may obscure the real potential of these online tools.” - What Just Happened?: The meaning of McGinn’s win
Noted in brief – 12/4/2009
- WebLion: WebLion is Hiring
- As bullets fly, the Seattle Times tweets
- Movement
- Washington State to Microsoft: why aren’t you paying your taxes?
- The Sociotechnical Renaissance: Four Core Ideas for Supporters of Innovation
- The Dogbert theory of the debt
Applies to more than just debt, and sometimes repeating big numbers with no context is used to impress. - Valentine Web Systems: Plone powers 50GB of environmental data, maps and figures
Wow, Sasha’s backported blobs to Plone 2.5, nice going!
Noted in brief – 11/28/2009
- Connelly gets it completely wrong
Joel gets it wrong again.
Noted in brief – 11/27/2009
Noted in brief – 11/26/2009
Noted in brief – 11/25/2009
Noted in brief – 11/19/2009
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Noted in brief – 11/16/2009
- How to Shop for a Green Baby
Awesome tips from Sightline’s Anna Fahey.
Noted in brief – 11/14/2009
- Meep!
- Trouble At Twitter: U.S. Visitors Down 8 Percent In October
Better develop your twitter strategy while there’s still time.
Noted in brief – 11/13/2009
- Why conferences must talk about failure
I’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?
Noted in brief – 11/12/2009
- Cultural Bent Hangs Over Oracle’s Battle for Sun – NYTimes.com
Europeans want Oracle to spin off MySQL before merging with Sun. Interesting.
Noted in brief – 11/11/2009
- Logitech Buying LifeSize to Break Into Videoconferencing – NYTimes.com
Interesting– another step towards the mass adoption of HD videoconferencing. One way out of the carbon trap, perhaps!