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Pearls before swine.. http://torvalds-family.blogspot.com/2011/02/pearls-before-swine.html Everybody seemed to take it in good cheer. We interrupted David Spade chatting up Natalie Portman and Mila Kunis (that's what Tove says, I was oblivious - it's those famous geek social graces again. I told her I'm sure I'd have noticed Natalie Portman and that she can't possibly have been there, but whatever), and Tove pissed off Warren Beatty by asking his name not just once, but twice .

Publishing is Dead, Long Live Publishing - Going Social Now Follow me on Twitter ( @shivsingh ) for more insights on digital strategy and social media. Time will tell whether other leading authors adopt a similar model. For an author, nothing is better than being able to get closer to your reader. http://www.goingsocialnow.com/2010/08/publishing-is-dead-long-live-p.php

Internet, broadband, WWW (browser and HTML) PC/laptop computers The Wharton School of Business has created a list of the top 30 innovations in the last 30 years. The complete list is here , but here are the top ten: Mobile phones http://davidchappellopinari.blogspot.com/2009/03/most-important-profession-in-world.html The most important profession in the world

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In the flurry of data, charts, investments revenue and metrics, reorgs and rounds of funding we’ve forgotten that we’re human, and need to build products that scratch the human itch. I’m not talking about the superficial Social thing we’re all a part of, where we connect to 500 of our best friends that we forgot we knew or never knew to begin with… I’m talking about an integrated lifestyle that includes our news, our entertainment, our communication, our shopping and transactions… our emotions and biases… into a coherent whole. We have it in the physical world. For those of us who identify with a real-life community, it’s completely natural for a trip to the grocery to transform into a discussion about Lost when we bump into a friend. And it’s completely natural for us to skip conversing with the neighborhood acquaintances when we’re at the pool. [/sidebar] http://luckyrobot.com/2009/02/06/search-is-broken-%e2%80%93-really-broken/ Search is broken – really broken. | luckyrobot.com - Gerry Campb

http://www.businessinsider.com/2009/2/google-next-victim-of-creative-destruction-goog Google Next Victim Of Creative Destruction? (GOOG) - Mozilla Fir I started thinking about search on the now web in earnest last spring . betaworks had invested in Summize and the first version of the product (a blog sentiment engine) was not taking off with users. The team had created a tool to mine sentiments in real-time from the Twitter stream of data. It was very interesting — a little grid that populated real time sentiments.

1 http://socialmediabiz.com http://iwiki.genexus.com http://static.slideshare.net Anatomy Of "Connect" http://www.slideshare.net/daveman692/anatomy-of-connect

http://pisani.blog.lemonde.fr/2008/11/07/6257-ou-l%e2%80%99histoire-du-web-au-web-20-summit/ Biographie San Francisco - On m'accuse d'aimer les gadgets. Les réseaux me fascinent. Personne n'est parfait. 6257! ou l’histoire du web au Web 2.0 Summit - Transnets - Blog

Je vous laisse apprécier le rÝole de Pearltrees dans l'histoire du Web telle qu'elle est présentée by Patrice Mar 1

http://www.slideshare.net/dmje/what-does-web2-do-for-us-presentation This presentation looks at "web2" in the context of human experience, suggesting that the social web as extension of "real life" means that it transcends the marketing-biased, " This presentation looks at "web2" in the context of human experience, suggesting that the social web as extension of "real life" means that it transcends the marketing-biased, "numbered web" hype that has typically surrounded it. The slides focus particularly on the use of "social web" tools in the enterprise. I will present these slides at Online Information 4th December 2008. See http://www.online-information.co.uk/online08/seminar_description_ims.html?presentation_id=442 for more information What does Web2 do for us? - SlideShare - Mozilla Firefox

Nice pearl. I take it with me.... if you agree ;-) by Patrice Mar 1

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Pour le professeur Ravi Sandhu , responsable de l’ Institut de la cyber sécurité à l’université du Texas à San Antonio, l’absence de pudeur des “ natifs du numérique ” (traduction de digitals natives , le surnom donné à ceux qui ont grandi environné de technologies de l’information) serait comparable à l’attitude désinhibée avec laquelle les jeunes des années 60-70 abordaient la sexualité : “Au début, les gens avaient très peu d’inhibitions, et adoptaient des pratiques très risquées. Nous en sommes un peu à ce stade, en matière de partage de données. Avec le temps, les gens ont appris que ce n’était pas sans danger.” La vie privée, un problème de vieux cons ? | InternetActu.net - http://www.internetactu.net/2009/03/12/la-vie-privee-un-probleme-de-vieux-cons/

Judging from the high level of interest in social search-related companies and concepts – such as Taptu, abphone, and people-powered answers search from ChaCha – expressed by participants at conferences where I have spoken, I am confident social search is more than just another hot topic. In fact, this new breed of services, which combines mobile social networking fun and community with the utility of mobile search, potentially creates new forms of interaction and new opportunities for the delivery of relevant mobile advertising. Granted we aren’t there yet, but there are some signposts that I believe mark the way. One start-up that that stands out is HeyStaks (www.heystaks.com). The company, based in University College Dublin, Ireland, was founded by Dr. Maurice Coyle and Dr. http://www.mobilegroove.com/mobile-social-search-makes-its-mark-will-group-searching-sharing-collaboration-take-social-networking-to-the-next-level/ mobile search groove

Trés bonne présentation d'un concept compliqué via un outil simple - la BD - et une approche : problème / solution / explication du fonctionnement by Patrice May 5

Le programme numérique de Barack Obama : nommer un directeur tec Thank you for your understanding. Warning: a technical problem (MySQL server) prevents access to this part of the site. http://soufron.typhon.net/spip.php?article210

http://www.rue89.com/rue69/2009/07/29/sexe-sur-facebook-jai-poke-jai-chatte-jai-chope Sexe sur Facebook : j'ai poké, j'ai chatté, j'ai chopé | Rue89 Avec 250 millions d'utilisateurs, dont 10 millions en France, le réseau social n° 1 s'impose comme le plus grand terrain de chasse au monde. Un jour, un homme racontera à son fils ému comment il a d'abord poké sa mère un jeudi soir de disette avant de la baratiner sur le chat et de la croiser « par hasard » (c'est ça, ouais) à un event auquel ils étaient tous deux « attending ». La suite de l'histoire, on la connaît. « In a relationship », « Engaged » et le tragique « It's complicated ». « Regarde la meuf sur le wall d'Alex, elle est trop bonne, j'vais la prendre en amie. » Que celui qui n'a jamais essayé de pécho sur Facebook jette la première pierre. Qu'on se rassure, il n'y aura pas que des unions bénies par le Seigneur sur Facebook : support privilégié de toutes les relations sociales contemporaines (amicales, sentimentales, familiales, professionnelles), le site inaugure un marivaudage 2.0 de masse.

Unsurprisingly, one of the biggest drivers of mobile Internet use is social media - Web sites like Facebook and Twitter. For daily mobile-Internet users, 70% user their phones to access social networking sites. Overall, the study seems to contrast the general hype around mobile Internet and serve as a gentle reminder that, while we may surround ourselves with the technologically affluent, this isn't yet the norm for the whole of society. Combatting the Hype: 76% Don't Access the Mobile Internet http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/combatting_the_hype_76.php

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"Free !" : pourquoi l'économie de demain sera gratuite | Eco89 http://eco.rue89.com/2009/08/26/free-pourquoi-leconomie-de-demain-sera-gratuite-0 On paie pour gagner du temps. On paie pour courir moins de risques. On paie les choses qu'on adore. On paie pour améliorer son statut. On paie quand on y est obligé (une fois harponné).

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