Monthly Archives: November 2008

Leadership and Management

To inspire and empower a generation.

I believe that the new generation is pushing a need for authenticity. No longer is there a supposed ‘who cares?’ attitude towards work, the environment or political issues – this is a generation held strong by belief, activism and question.
In a time where the information noise around the financial market, international safety, youth, drugs, sex, [...]

No Clean Feed: Hitler on Internet Censorship in Australia

As Duncan points out – make sure you watch this while you still can. Lemon Part is my favourite reference — however this isn’t quite as funny as the Hitler on Twitter video. Laura Parker has recently written some great commentary on the issue also.

Visualisation: Project Palantir

Real time visualization of Facebook actions, using jME. Created at one of our hackathons.

Businesses: Still looking too internally

Who Cares? Social Internet Spaces and Your Business

Water, water (Everywhere?)

Online Social Networking and Business Collaboration World

Next week I’ll be heading to Online Social Networking and Business Collaboration World (or OSCNBC?) to see Jenny and Laurel amongst others give their outlooks on the digital world.  Will I see you there?

Good Vibrations Widget: Music Festivals & Social Media

THE GVF ‘09 WIDGET IS HERE! : Looks like they’re catching up.
I had an email from Good Vibrations Festival announcing their new Facebook widget.  But does it go far enough? Well, I think so.
The widget application means that you can be the first to know any Good Vibrations breaking news! You can check the news [...]

GetMo: Movember 2008 Update

GetMo: The Movember team I’m heading up to help raise awareness for men’s health.  Joining me are my MoBros: Gavin Heaton, Matt Fitzsimons, Scott Drummond, Tom Voirol, Tim Longhurst, James Breeze, Stephen Mills, Anoop Lad.

Gmail Video Chat: Google takes on Skype

The ever growing arsenal of Google’s online weaponry has once again advanced — this time with browser based video chat.
Only a few hours ago Mashable broke the news that Google had announced the release GMail’s video and voice chat.  This is sure to once again attract new users to the service and secure existing ones.

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