4chan and anonymity
Marc Savlov interviewed me for this article in the Austin Chronicle, generally about anonymity on the Internet and specifically about […]
Marc Savlov interviewed me for this article in the Austin Chronicle, generally about anonymity on the Internet and specifically about […]
Mindjumpers created this graphic showing various social media happenings last year – interesting choices. You can go to their site
My friend Sarah Vela launched a new company called Help Attack! in August, and it’s proving to be a cool
Here’s a presentation I delivered to the Central Texas World Future Society, used as a framework for a discussion of
The David Fincher/Aaron Sorkin film collaboration called “The Social Network” is not about technology, though there are scenes that suggest
Manor, a small town in Texas a few miles from Austin, has become an unlikely star player in the new
Social media-savvy medical advocate Regina Holliday pointed out a clueful post at Health is Social, a blog “about integrating social
I’m part of an informal group of journalists who are focusing on the future of that profession, and more generally
I ran across A.O. Scott’s video review of Errol Morris’s “Fast, Cheap, and Out of Control,” a documentary that weaves
Talking about concepts and stories from Cognitive Surplus: Creativity and Generosity in a Connected Age. Talking about using the cognitive
My thinking’s focused on activity streams lately, thinking of them as lifestreams – increasingly people are putting their lives online
Nancy White, John D. Smith, and Etienne Wenger have written a thorough, clear and compelling overview of the emerging role
Are companies using social media to build relationships? Or as damage control because they don’t have a clue how to