Communicating in a networked world
I just completed a new page at Red7.com that describes the major mixed-reality games I’ve run since 2004 — take a look. Since I speculated (a few years ago) that we could create really great mixed-reality[1] games (or learning experiences, for … [Continue reading]
Sound like spam? “Improved my cable broadband speed 3x?” Here’s the punchline: I got a 3x improvement in speed on my cable broadband service, but had to find and avoid a technical problems that is probably a security feature. And the DOCSIS 3 … [Continue reading]
I pulled together a page of references on the Google China issues, beginning with their 2006 announcement that they would begin providing filtered search results at google.cn and ending “today” with speculation about exactly what has been going on … [Continue reading]
At LeWeb in Paris (December 2009) Chris Pirillo articulated some underlying principles for creating true (virtual) community. Matt Buckland[1] recorded Chris’ points in text form. I’m going to make some comments on them now. Chris started by … [Continue reading]
About the WPtouch Mobile Plugin— I ran across this in the news sidebar on a blog I was editing this morning. It’s a WordPress plug-in (yes, it’s not actually a theme even though they refer to it that way sometimes) that converts a regular WP blog so … [Continue reading]