Link love is better (or why blogs trump MSM)
Thursday, May 13th, 2010Bruce Schneier’s post today exposes
Bruce Schneier’s post today exposes
Reading an article filed today by the Montreal Gazette‘s Monique Muise about Monday’s horrific tragedy in St. Jude, Quebec, I was struck by the evocative quality of the writing. (A recap of events: in the early evening of Monday May 10, in the Quebec town of St. Jude 77 kilometers north of Montreal, an absolutely […]
Some thoughts on two disparate opinions/ diverging business models in journalism/ newspapers.
It’s Monday and closing on midnight and I still haven’t managed to write a recap of Northern Voice 2010, or address specific issues (of interest to me) raised by panelists. And since it’s already so late, this means it’s not going to happen today. Here’s a screen shot of some of my tweets from the […]
The Productivity Myth – The Conversation – Harvard Business Review Quality, not necessarily quantity: QUOTE Stop measuring your people by the hours they put in, and focus instead on the value they produce. Make that your primary measurement. Then encourage your people to intermittently renew during the day (and on weekends, and over vacations), so […]
So,… I very much wanted to write a blog post tonight about some of what I experienced at today’s Northern Voice, …but. I instead went for a walk in my old ‘hood, then returned to the hotel before heading out again for dinner. And now …I’m way too dulled. I cry “uncle!” Just call it […]
Great session this morning at Northern Voice, Gov 2.0 – Politics, Policy and Social Media in Canada: A Multi-Level Exploration, featuring David Eaves as moderator, with Raul Pacheco-Vega, Ian Capstick, Tanya Twynstra, and the most excellent Andrea Reimer. More later, but for now, a couple of images from Andrea Reimer’s presentation. (Did I mention that […]
Getting from Victoria to Vancouver by ferry takes 4 hours if the stars line up correctly.
David Eaves’s discussion of Open Government throws light on why we’re routing around government, and how the consultancy industry keeps the old model entrenched.
Theme: Pool by Borja Fernandez.
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