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104 days agoThis year’s ETech 2009 seemed to have a unique focus on mobile and locative analytics - I’ve already covered Path Intelligence’s work on
105 days agoETech 2009 also saw MIT’s Nathan Eagle ’s launch his txteagle ‘mobile crowdsourcing’ venture. Running on Kenya’s Safaricom network,
176 days agodanah boyd has posted her doctoral dissertation online. Here is the abstract. (I haven’t yet read the dissertation, but I’m pretty confident
214 days agoDr. Nenagh Kemp of Australia’s University of Tasmania has been engaged in various areas of research oriented around ‘the acquisition,
218 days agoFollowing Nokia’s last weeks’ thrilling N97 launch, I’d like to share some of my thoughts on other - less mediatised -
239 days agoI am here in London now at the Future of Mobile. Great conference, it’s always good to have more and more people joining the mobile space
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