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  Posted: June 15th, 2008, 10:00pm PDT

  • Net Audio Ads The Most Annoying Advertising Yet « Everyday Randomness
    Using Net Audio Ads is like adding commercials to your website that your viewers must deal with in order to view your content. The ads are extremely annoying, and you can’t stop them.
  • Goodbye To All That: Nature and the Future Body in Sri Aurobindo
    great essay on the future of the body
  • Hauptseite − Foodcoopedia
    Hier findet sich viel Wissenswertes über Foodcoops in ganz Deutschland.
  • Redefining the CEO Agenda for the 21st Century - Umair Haque
    How many other CEOs have mentioned the words "moral imperative" recently? Almost none. The results of a search on that phrase related to CEOs, for example, are almost all Eric Schmidt - and I stopped counting after ten pages of results
  • Edusurfing with PMOG
    Educators could create distinct missions while inspiring interest in strategic searching. Teachers can evaluate and assess a student's research via a student's PMOG missions. Students can earn game points as well as a grade for their research.
  • bilaterals.org | home
    bilaterals.org is a collective effort to share information and stimulate cooperation against bilateral trade and investment agreements that are opening countries to the deepest forms of penetration by transnational corporations
  • Edelman, Joe - P2P Foundation
  • Identity 2.0 - Peter Bihr on Social Media, Web 2.0 & Digital Life
    blog section
  • Workers of The World Relax - The Jevons Paradox
    What if we used our gains in productivity to slow down ? We could work less and produce less. It would also mean consuming less.
  • globeandmail.com: Think work sucks?
    "You get paid for a chunk of work, not for a chunk of time," they write in their book, Why Work Sucks and How to Fix It,
  • LastGraph : Ruminate
    LastGraph munges my data from Last.FM, my favorite, unobtrusive, social music service and listening recorder.
  • Phil Howard - Organic Industry
  • Start Pages as Environments for Self-Organized Learners
    experience with Start pages and their possibilities for building the learning and research environments for Self-organized learners.
  • Chris Corrigan Unschooling Resources
    A list of articles and resources I have collected on unschooling.
  • Editorial - Mexico in danger of becoming failed state
    south of the river, bloody battles are threatening to overwhelm Mexico’s democratically elected government.
  • Thinking Space: YokWay moves forward
    The YokWay service allows people to share their bookmarked items with friends.
  • Thinking Space: Check out your Web influence by Q-value
    a new online service for people to briefly measure their influence on the Web.
  • Michel Bauwens's QDOS profile
    QDOS measures your digital footprint - how active, popular and impactful you are online.
  • Our Members Favorite Websites About Michel bauwens — Gaia Community Bookmarks
    various blog items from P2P Foundation
  • P2P Foundation » Blog Archive » Are higher transportation costs reversing globalization?
    comment on [research.cibcwm.com] /economic_public/download /feature1.pdf
  • P2P Foundation » Blog Archive » Stan Rhodes: 3 fundamental arguments against the continuation of copyright restrictions
  • P2P Foundation » Blog Archive » Franz Nahrada: A Vision for Global Villages
    use the power of communication to enhance the quality of a place, its capacity to support life, solve problems.
  • P2P Foundation » Blog Archive » Spiritual expression in the peer to peer era (3): some current trends
    not aimed to be a comprehensive review of religious-spiritual trends that are influenced by the 3 paradigms explained above, but rather, a sampling of some recent trends that are related.
  • Smart Mobs » Blog Archive » Smart Mobs in Seoul
    Koreans protesters against the import of US beef are Smart Mobs on steroids
  • P2P Foundation » Blog Archive » Spiritual expression in the peer to peer era (2): towards a theory of the spiritual commons?
    Developments in theory: the participatory and relational spirituality approaches by Jorge Ferrer and John Heron
  • TechnoKimchi :: Now, this is what you call "true citizen journalism"
    Korea has witnessed something that the entire humanity has never seen before; that is, digital democracy in its purest form. It starts with the Web and it ends with changing people's lives. Citizen journalism is the channel through which it's happening.
  • Futurize Korea :: Korean coverage of protests using new media tools
    Telecoms Korea has an interesting article that looks at all the tools that Koreans are using in their protest against the Korean government:
  • A Mashup of 29+ Social Action Platforms
    You are test driving the initial version of "A Mashup of 29+ Social Action Platforms."
  • SocialCamp EU and SocialCamp Asia | OneAim.org
    The aim of the innovative SocialCamps is to bring together online experts and representatives of charitable organisations and initiatives in order to mutually discuss new communication strategies and technologies on the Internet and to network among each
  • List of Communities, Virtual Worlds, and Social Networks for Youth, Boomers, Retired, and Beyond
    research around how different ages using social networks, communities, and virtual worlds by age, and will compile this list as it grows.
  • Now it's Facebook vs HSBC | Money | The Guardian
    University graduates are furious at a decision by HSBC to charge interest on previously free overdrafts. Patrick Collinson and Tony Levene report how thousands are now turning to Facebook in a 'viral campaign' against the bank