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  Posted: July 18th, 2008, 10:00pm PDT

  • » Interviews on virtual immortality
    The central theme of the 1ive0n1ine project is the concept of Virtual Immortality.
  • DESIGN (ARCHITECTURAL -) 2.0: 11 sources for lovers of architecture & interior design
  • EVERYTHING 2.0: E-LEARNING 2.0
  • EVERYTHING 2.0: FOOD 2.0
    47 sites
  • EVERYTHING 2.0: PERSONAL MANUFACTURING 2.0
  • EVERYTHING 2.0: REPUTATION 2.0
    25 ways to manage your online reputation
  • Platform Design »
    Dedicated to broaden an undertanding for the platform design method to give artists and designers the ability to provide mass customized products.
  • Platform Design » About プラットフォーム デザイン
    Platform design weighs in on the side of a designer and or people that want to design for themselves but don’t have the skill or wallets to do everything from scratch.
  • Jeff Vail - Rhizome - the four virtues
    so if you take away that element of hierarchy, can spirituality alone perform the critical task of societal regulation? Maybe...
  • Jeff Vail - Rhizome - conspicuous simplicity
    How can the allure of the hierarchal consumer-economy be defeated by a movement of voluntary simplicity? I suggest two simple principles: 'elegant simplicity' and 'conspicuous simplicity'.
  • Jeff Vail - Rhizome - Personal requirements for rhizomatic living
    examines practical steps to implement rhizome at the personal level.
  • Going Local: Creating Self-Reliant Communities in a Global Age: Michael H. Shuman: Books
    This book cuts through all of the conventional public discussions on the economy and society to make a clear, convincing case for reviving local communities.
  • Are You Sure You Own Your Stuff? : NPR
    the Maker Movement, a push to re-imagine the objects we own rather than throw them away.
  • Making Clouds Open – and Secure - Blogs – ComputerworldUK blogs - The latest technology news & analysis on Outsourcing, HMRC data, Apple iPhone, Global warming, MySQL, Open Enterprise
    It is almost axiomatic that cloud computing services use free software for their infrastructure: the costs involved with proprietary software mean that the business model simply does not scale
  • In Praise of Modularity
    the free software approach is to keep everything very loosely coupled so as to allow maximum flexibility, but without sacrificing compatibility.
  • True Open Source Quality - Blogs – ComputerworldUK blogs - The latest technology news & analysis on Outsourcing, HMRC data, Apple iPhone, Global warming, MySQL, Open Enterprise
    nalyse the product quality of open source software projects and assess the true potential of the development communities around them.
  • In Praise of Modularity 2
    Splitting up databases into many smaller holdings has a number of benefits. For example, it is far easier to build redundancy and hence resilience into the design
  • Digital Alliance Foundation: Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Education for All (EFA)
    humanitarian organization dedicated to reducing human suffering by providing capacity-building, vocational information and communication technology (ICT) knowledge and skills to marginalized populations and in-country aide agencies around the world
  • Telco 2.0: Two-sided markets: what are they?
    In this first article we’ll be going into some depth exploring what two-sided markets are.
  • Telco 2.0: Two-sided markets: why do they matter?
    now we can take a closer look at some of the consequences of moving from one-sided to two-sided markets.
  • emerge 2008
    third virtual conference on educational technology in Africa and builds on the e/merge conferences in 2004 and 2006. e/merge 2008 will take place online from 7 - 18 July 2008
  • emerge 2008: Peer to Peer Models in Education
    Robin Good, Master New Media, Italy and Michel Bauwens, Foundation for P2P Alternatives
  • Are You a Synthesizer? - Marketing & Strategy Innovation Blog
    Synthesizers help take the inputs, distill them into something meaningful and articulate and output them in compelling, meaningful ways.
  • Iron Law of Institutions - P2P Foundation
    the people who control institutions care first and foremost about their power within the institution rather than the power of the institution itself. Thus, they would rather the institution "fail" while they remain in power within the institution than for
  • Dante’s Blog » Blog Archive » Institution Vs Commons ?
    The problem is that very often “Social Network Commons” and “Institutions” are being confused , and the Institution ( consciously or not ) often tries to reap the benefits of a Social Network in its own advantage
  • Stift Neuberg – Wikipedia
    will become a global village institution
  • Segmenting social networks for business - Marketing & Strategy Innovation Blog
    some ways to segment the different social networks, specifically from a business perspective.
  • ICT in society | Global e-Schools and Communitites Initiative | Founded by the UN ICT Task Force | Integrating Information and Communication Technologies in communities and promoting development through ICTs - Home
    The Global eSchools and Communities Initiative (GeSCI) was established in 2004, borne out of the work of the United Nations ICT Task Force
  • Fiber Optic Cable Tutorial
    BRIEF OVER VIEW OF FIBER OPTIC CABLE ADVANTAGES OVER COPPER
  • PC4peace - About PC4peace
    helping to bridge the global south dilemma by reusing decommissioned technologies (mainly computers that can be used in schools) to find a new life in needy schools in our project countries.
  • CSIS Events - Demography and Geopolitics in the 21st Century
    The Graying of the Great Powers: , a report of the CSIS Global Aging Initiative, was released at a CSIS Policy Forum on March 31, 2008.