Communicating in a networked world
Jessica Margolin, a colleague who I run into once a month or so over at the Institute for the Future, has written a succinct post that begins "The real harm of helicopter parenting: correcting the problems we encounter in OUR generation and … [Continue reading]
If you live in the US and a few other parts of the world, you might think that "being connected 24/7" is the future of the entire world. That we will have mobile communication and memory and computing devices with us everywhere we go and that they'll … [Continue reading]
I don't have a huge readership (although I'm happy with what I'm getting), but if you look at my ClustrMap you'll see that this blog is broadly read around the world. And so this is just a short post to say "thank you" to those outside of the US and … [Continue reading]
Every once in a while I look back at resources that I've created and/or blogged, and suggest that you take a look at them. The AirJaldi 2006 Summit, held in Dharamsala, India, was a several-day sequence of presentations, panels and then a week of … [Continue reading]
A couple of weeks ago I prepared an exhaustive retrospective of my Pervasive Interactive Technologies, which I then presented to a group of professionals down in Monterey.Our digital media approach in Project Happiness was included as a current … [Continue reading]