Roberto Polillo has scanned and posted stunning black and white photos of jazz greats he took in the early to mid 1960s. (Disclosure: I had dinner at his home last night. Thanks, Roberto!)…
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Spectacular 1960s jazz photos
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Web 3.0 has been canceled for lack of linearity
http://www.hyperorg.com/blogger/2008/10/06/web-30-has-been-canceled-for-lack-of-linearity/I’ve given a few interviews in Milan where I’ve been for the past two days — what a beautiful city! — and almost every time, someone has asked what Web 3.0 will be. As if I’d know! If Web 2.0 is about how easy it’s become for people to participate, how easy it has become to mash together disparate …
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The opposite of Do Not Disturb
http://www.hyperorg.com/blogger/2008/10/05/the-opposite-of-do-not-disturb/Often, on the back of a ‘Do Not Disturb’ sign is a ‘Make Up My Room Now’ message of some sort. But, now matter how they phrase it, isn’t it the same as an “I’m Out, So This Would Be a Good to Rob Me, Especially If You Are Squeamish about Violence” sign?…
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"I’m writing this from a Net cafe, where the law requires all users to provide a passport or similar..."
http://sid05.tumblr.com/post/53439599“I’m writing this from a Net cafe, where the law requires all users to provide a passport or similar ID document to prevent terrorists from using the Net, because, as we all know, terrorists are too stupid to ever use codes.” - Breaking the Internet Code in Italy
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Internet a teatro
http://admaiora.blogs.com/maurolupi/2008/10/internet-a-teat....complessivamente, mentre il progetto merita senza dubbio audience più rilevanti. Tanti gli amici e i colleghi. C’erano anche Layla con la figlia Beatrice che si vantava di avere tre blog, David Weinberger (di cui scriverò in un altro post) che ha preso a cuore Codice Internet, Pietro neo-boss di Microsoft Italia (e ora pure blogger) accompagnato da Carlo e Luca, Michele ormai blogger scatenato, Lele con le sue pins originali, MCC e il suo dentro/fuori. E poi
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Whatever Will We Call It?
http://www.assortedstuff.com/?p=2805often asked what web 3.0 will be. Good question. But don’t expect a concrete answer. Weinberger’s reply is that we don’t know and really can’t know. In fact, it’s likely we’ll never get to something that can be tagged with the next increment like
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Crowdsourcing Copy Editing?
http://www.stoweboyd.com/message/2008/10/crowdsourcing-c.htm...a preview blog that is password protected, so you can get some feedback -- and maybe copy editing advice -- before going public with it. That I might actually use. But this version of GooseGrade I can't wrap my head around.Related articles by ZemantaGooseGrade turns us all into nitpickers, not that there's anything wrong with thatNext on the Chopping Block: Copy-Editing! [We Are All Bloggers Now]
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Crowdsourcing Copy Editing?
http://www.stoweboyd.com/message/2008/10/crowdsourcing-c.htm...a preview blog that is password protected, so you can get some feedback -- and maybe copy editing advice -- before going public with it. That I might actually use. But this version of GooseGrade I can't wrap my head around.Related articles by ZemantaGooseGrade turns us all into nitpickers, not that there's anything wrong with thatNext on the Chopping Block: Copy-Editing! [We Are All Bloggers Now]
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pizza4all interactif - créativité, réalisation et stratégie numériques
http://www.pizza4all.comWeb 3.0 has been canceled for lack of linearity - I’ve given a few interviews in Milan where I’ve been for the past two days — what a beautiful city! — and almost every time, someone has asked what Web 3.0...
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The Scam Potential of Presence Messages
http://www.loosewireblog.com/2008/10/the-scam-potent.htmlalready doing so? I’ve long considered automatic Outlook away messages to be dangerous, but I wonder at what point do the scamsters start to pick up on the usefulness of this presence, or rather absence messages. P.S. I’m off out for a coffee. Joho the Blog » The opposite of Do Not Disturb Photo credit: ores2k
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Online Marketing Conference for Free!
http://www.evolvingshift.com/2008/10/online-marketing-confer...Bryan talking about the importance of testing (and his new book) at SES: A/B Split Testing with Bryan Eisenberg - Click here for more home videos Information R/Evoultion (A video take of the book by David Weinberger - Everything is Miscellaneous: And a few of my favorite videos that make you think:
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Luca Mondini
http://www.lucamondini.itFriends Everywhere, and other Friendly Features (Google Reader)Found Footage: iPhone app monitors your heart rate (The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW))It's alive!: Ars reviews AmigaOS 4.1 (Ars Technica)The Internet Lexicon (Joho the Blog)Latte alla melaniNa, un nuovo abbronzante? (Roberto Dadda)The Pirate Bay Is Getting Into Streaming? (TechCrunch)
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Corporate eLearning Strategies and Development
http://elearndev.blogspot.comThe opposite of Do Not Disturb
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