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Reviewing books since 2003.

Wednesday, December 17, 2008

Reading :: Organizing Modernity (second reading)

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Organizing Modernity: Social Ordering and Social Theory By John Law I reviewed this book a while back, and was not kind . But reading Law...
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Tuesday, December 16, 2008

Reading :: Documents

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Documents: Artifacts of Modern Knowledge Ed. Annelise Riles Documents are a big deal to those of us in writing studies, particularly technic...
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Reading :: The Tipping Point

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The Tipping Point: How Little Things Can Make a Big Difference By Malcolm Gladwell What can I say about The Tipping Point ? It's a natio...
Friday, December 12, 2008

Reading :: Designing Collaborative Systems

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Designing Collaborative Systems: A Practical Guide to Ethnography By Andy Crabtree Designing Collaborative Systems has favorable blurbs on ...

The future of mobile phones in a global recession?

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I started thinking about this question recently, when it became clear that we were heading into a recession (at best). How is it going to af...

Loopt comes to Android

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Finally, a major location-based social networking service comes to Android . Reviews are good. Has anyone else had experience with Loopt?

"It's an inauspicious time to decry helpful, even vital democratic initiatives in favor of ideology ..."

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That's Chris Dannen of Fast Company , complaining that "President Bush has expressed disapproval of the free nationwide Wi-Fi propo...
Monday, December 08, 2008

G1 review: Cooking Capsules

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One of the most interesting and unique applications for the T-Mobile G1 is Cooking Capsules, which is essentially a cooking show for your p...
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Saturday, November 29, 2008

It's all on the record

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Belgian minister of defense is busted by NY bartender.
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Tuesday, November 25, 2008

Social networking within the enterprise: A report from the front

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Mike Gotta of the Burton Group is using a variation of contextual design to analyze data on social networking within the enterprise. His pr...
Wednesday, November 19, 2008

G1: Text messaging

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As I said in the last review, the G1 is an indifferent phone. But when it comes to texting, it's really quite good. That's not just ...
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G1: The difference between a mobile internet device and a phone

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Last post, I talked about how remarkable the G1 in terms of gathering information about locations, thanks to its compass, GPS, and camera. C...
Tuesday, November 18, 2008

G1: Clairvoyance and Omniscience

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As part of the ongoing T-Mobile G1 review, let's start with the G1's unique features. First, let's acknowledge that the G1 is li...
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Obama's edge-based organization?

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At the Harvard Business blog, John Sviokla is discussing what they call "Obama's Edge-Based Organization." He puts it this wa...
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Ribbit's killer app challenge

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Ribbit, the company that built Amphibian (discussed in some of my previous posts), has unveiled a killer app challenge : Ribbit is pleased t...

Mashable also pines for a command line for the Web

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... and mourns poor Yubnub, a project that flourished briefly but that was truly ahead of its time. The new hope: Mashable points to Kwyno .
Thursday, November 13, 2008

Why the G1?

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As promised, I'll be writing a series of short blog posts about the T-Mobile G1, the first Android phone to hit the market. I purchased ...
Tuesday, November 11, 2008

Reviews of the G1

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As my Twitter stream shows, I acquired a T-Mobile G1 phone on Saturday. I'm still gathering my impressions, and will blog several mini-r...

I was wrong about Jaiku

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In the run-up to the T-Mobile G1 launch, I confidently predicted that the launch would coincide with the relaunch of Google's Jaiku serv...

"Your business has accumulated a lot of stupid."

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NotAnMBA has thoughts on how to take the opportunity of lean times to restructure your business. Less hierarchical, more networked.
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