Learning with the Fang

The video ‘Kids react to WWT’ that appeared as the home page of worldwidetelescope.org when I first went there takes my prize for the best example of a way to publicize innovative work in progress.  There is not a single piece of footage of the interface, not even a screen-shot - just the looks of […]

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Presley - ‘A little less conversation, a little more action please’Rheingold - ‘Competition shrinks, just a little bit to make room’ (for co-operation)
I want to see what new types of wealth can be created by trans-disciplinary discourse (co-operation) as described by Rheingold
Having recently heard Howard Rheingold’s talk on co-operation for the second time, I picked […]

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The front page headline of todays IT section (The Australian Tuesday Feb 26, 2008) is:
‘Internet filter project goes to test phase’

I hope the test plan includes making sure Web2.0 services are NOT blocked.
I’ll bet it doesn’t.

Fang - Mike Seyfang

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The Karma police are on the job making sure I suffer for missing my part in episode 42 of the Extraordinary Everyday Lives podcast (serves me right for being a petrol-head I suppose). The discussion around the Grooveshark business model was a ripper. As always, Dave was right on the money when he began talking […]

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Nice to see some new posts in my RSS reader folder for the litfuse bootcamp.  Here is what I found:
‘That IT guy’ has been busy posting about the use of chemicals to make it rain and points to two new sets of photos for us to rate.
‘Testlpearce’ lets us know that both the South Australian […]

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