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Download Chapter 8 of Living Networks on Next Generation Content Distribution Every chapter of Living Networks is being released on this blog as a free download, together with commentary and updated perspectives since its original publication in 2002.

(www.inkthinkerblog.com) — I received an interesting promo message about a new Facebook-based app to create a collaborative travel book. I have bolded the particularly interesting or amusing sections in the message below. Take a look.

Postsecret.com every Sunday! Life is very busy and I’m not sure how much I’ll get a chance to write.  This is truthfully one of my favorite blogs to write because it’s just the one where I get to sit down and say ” blah “.  What comes out comes out.

It's nearly three years since I started this blog, so a new design was long overdue. I've stuck to the same pallette of colours, but tried to make the design a bit cleaner and easier to read (two columns instead of three, and then fewer items in the side column).

It's nearly three years since I started this blog, so a new design was long overdue. I've stuck to the same pallette of colours, but tried to make the design a bit cleaner and easier to read (two columns instead of three, and then fewer items in the side column).

Sriram V reviews Imperial Conversations- Indo-Britons and the Architecture of South India, a book the chronicles the productive interaction between colonial engineers and Indians builders and workers, by Shanti Jayewardene Pillai: So were buildings such as Senate House purely British?

Last week, I got a package from the hostess of the Yahoo! group, Photoartjournals. Shown above is a collaborative journal book containing a collection of photos submitted by the group members - its theme is anything with shades of white.

I probably should have included it in my last post, since it touches on the book of Job, but here's a link to an article in Worship Connection by Matt Kelley entitled "Collaborative Preaching: Teaching Others the Art of Holy Conversation".

Reading the latest construction weeklies, Construction News has a column (not yet online) from Neil Jarrett of the Collaborative Working Centre explaining how collaborative working will address the problem of bid-rigging, advocating open book cost management (to give greater visibility of real costs

Age of Conversation 2.0: Why Don’t People Get it? By Jennifer on Apr 2, 2008 in Grace's Notes, Women and Technology | 0 Comments The Age of Conversation Team 1.0, led by co-editors Drew McLellan and Gavin Heaton, recently led a successful assault on the Amazon sales charts to move copies of their first book.