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How Dumb Can You Get? Is the young book reader going extinct? Does it matter?By Stan Persky

How Dumb Can You Get?By Stan Persky Aug 20, 2008Mark Bauerlein finds in "every university library I've entered in recent years" students "at each computer station rapping out e-mails in a machine-gun rhythm.

This image was taken by a government employee. I think this image is in the public domain. Anyways, there it is a great photograph of Elvis with Nixon.Morning ThoughtsI don't know what happened to me yesterday morning. I couldn't get myself to write anything at all. Right now, I am drinking my coffee a little bit before noon.

If you are in any doubt as to whether Enterprise 2.0 is relevant to you, I invite you to download the intro and first chapter (820Kb PDF) and decide for yourself. In the words of foreword contributor, Don Tapscott, “read, enjoy and prosper”.

If you are in any doubt as to whether Enterprise 2.0 is relevant to you, I invite you to download the intro and first chapter (820Kb PDF) and decide for yourself. In the words of foreword contributor, Don Tapscott, “read, enjoy and prosper”.

Welcome to the Guild Hall: Virtual Worlds, Creators, and the Medieval Mind 07.05.08 | 2 Comments One Hit Machine Replaced with Another In the Long Tail, Chris Anderson likens our age, one in which the tools for production are no longer controlled by the distributors of yesterday, as the fulfillment

I’m the first-ever guest blogger for the Wikinomics Blog, and will be writing a four-part series over the next several weeks. The first post is published, so have a read and let me know your thoughts! In the next post, I’ll talk about the rampant “culture of interruptions” in today’s workplace, and what you can do about it.

SPOS #109 - Six Pixels Of Separation - The Twist Image Podcast - +1 (206) 666-6056 - Fair Trade Search Engine Strategies June 22, 2008 9:18 AM Posted by Mitch Joel Welcome to episode #109 of Six Pixels Of Separation - The Twist Image Podcast.

I’m a proud papa! nGenera, Don Tapscott’s firm, today published the “Democratizing Data” paper I co-authored for their Gov. 2.0 program. It covers the two major aspects of a public data program: publishing data feeds (particularly on a real-time basis) then using data visualization tools such as

I’ve just posted presentation on public data and government transformation By WDavidStephenson | June 10, 2008 Hi! getting back into swing of things after finishing my white paper on public data and data visualization for Don Tapscott’s Gov.