The Sunday Diigo Links Post (weekly)
Sunday, March 21st, 2010A “rough unedited crib of the actual talk” of Danah Boyd’s “Making Sense of Privacy and Publicity,” which she delivered at March 2010 SXSW conference.
A “rough unedited crib of the actual talk” of Danah Boyd’s “Making Sense of Privacy and Publicity,” which she delivered at March 2010 SXSW conference.
After a week of keeping at bay a bug running through the family, I’m now either succumbing to its viral power …or else experiencing an especially bad case of hay fever. Pollen grains magnified: they look like toys for insects. .
A video from DK Books UK about the future of publishing completely messes with viewer preconceptions about Gen Y …and presents a hopeful and clever message.
Can a photo of a baby in a Hitler costume say anything valid about the nature of evil? In my response to Nina Maria Kleivan’s photos I argue it doesn’t, for it takes attention to context and circumstance, without which evil holds no power.
Why I live here: 28-second video taken today, March 17 2010, from the cliff edge at the dogs off-leash area at Dallas Road, Victoria BC of a kite-surfer in the Juan de Fuca Strait.
Barbara Campagna, chief architect at the National Trust, is a sustainability expert. She was in Victoria last week to talk about preservation as sustainability. But will Campagna’s message reach Victoria on the issue of the Johnson Street Bridge?
Victoria continues to work on developing a new Official Community Plan, and has enlisted noted planner Mark Holland. My thoughts on the process here.
Today is Pi Day (3-14-etc.), and I made pizza pie. Here’s the documentation/ how-to. Easy as pie, try it!
How To Love Government 2.0 and Be A Contrarian at the Same Time Terrific post by Andrea DiMaio (of the Gartner Blog Network) that’s a must-read for governments starting on public engagement strategies etc. In particular, final paragraphs are spot-on, given the propensity to use walled gardens (Facebook) or stand-alone portals for “engagement.” QUOTE As […]
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