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The difference between SXSWi and SXSWm

iJustine asks the music types about the hot topics in Austin from a week earlier. With Hi Lar Ee Us results! As I mentioned at the time, the shift in culture on the last evening of Interactive and the eve … Continue reading

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Objects in Social Spaces

Another unfocused ramble about some ideas I can’t shift from my head… One of the things I have to think about is how people or organisations who either can’t blog or don’t want to blog can engage with the blogging … Continue reading

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Post Blog: The Case for Free Municipal WiFi

A while back there was much noise being made about Birmingham being the first city in the country with city-wide WiFi Internet access. This was be supplied by BT Openzone with free access to essential council services and entertainment guides … Continue reading

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Licence to Roam

Licence to Roam. Bumped into Rachel Clarke every so briefly at SXSWi and she was a good-un (and from Dudley, but I’ll let that slide as she escaped). Her blog has a few panel transcriptions that put my random key-klunkings … Continue reading

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Merlin Mann’s Worst Website Ever

One of probably many moments from SXSWi I wish I was at, saved by the magic of online video. Wish I’d seen this before writing a mildly sarcastic post about Thought Leaders. One cannot compete with The Mann. via sMoRTy71

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Measuring Thought Leadership

One of the jargon buzz words at SXSWi this year that kept cropping up was “Thought Leader“. It amused me greatly as it really doesn’t mean anything more than someone who has ideas which some other people listen to and … Continue reading

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The stones analogy seemed much better in my head

I really have to stop trying to do TV… Thanks to Chris for salvaging something out of my nonsense!

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