Dimdim
Dimdim looks very interesting. It’s a way of hosting your own online conferences or (ugh) webinars. You can do this yourself by downloading the open source package, or by using the hosted option which is, I think, free. No need…
Dave Briggs
An online notebook
Dave Briggs
An online notebook
Dave
UK Youth Online
Tim Davies has blogged again about UK Youth Online, the barcamp he is arranging for somewhere in London on 17 May. It reminded me that I have totally failed to post about it yet. What’s it all about? Well, according…
Ladies’ Parking
Spotted this outside the Novotel in Milton Keynes this morning. How odd!
Feedbeans
I’m a big fan of RSS, ever since I first discovered it through Bloglines a few years ago. For such a simple bit of technology, though, it’s often hard to explain how it works to those that have never used…
Roles, Platforms, Worldviews – Processes?
David Wilcox twittered the other week: chat with @davebriggs making me think we need some way to reduce the networking overhead. Too much New: roles, platforms, worldviews… Which is an interesting point. There is a tonne of stuff going on…
ISPolicemen?
John Naughton turns his eye to the latest attempts by the music industry to stop people sending each other stuff on the interweb: Through a staggering combination of ignorance, inertia, incompetence and paranoia, the record industry missed the significance of…
Social reporting at SICamp
David Wilcox has taken his new Nokia to the Social Innovation Camp this weekend and is putting up some great video – social reporting in action! Incidentally, David tweeted earlier asking how Qik video can be embedded into a WordPress.com…
links for 2008-04-04
What can membership organisations learn from Harry Tuttle? | The Membership Project My notes on Tuttle Club and how other organisations might learn from it (tags: tuttle+club, membership+project)
Whither e-democracy?
There are some fascinating debates going on at the moment on the Connecting Bristol blog – ones which have a national interest rather than anything specifically Bristolian. It’s all down to the involvement of Professor Stephen Coleman who doesn’t have…
links for 2008-04-02
Another membership organisation gets it wrong | The Membership Project My notes on the Society of Authors’ concerns about online literary piracy (tags: society+of+authors membership+project piracy)