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Great article from CIO Insight on knowledge management and how it can be done successfully. Thanks to Lee Hopkins for the link.
Dave Briggs
An online notebook
Dave Briggs
An online notebook
links for 2007-11-18
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Ed Mitchell on 3 types of community: centralised, decentralised and distributed. Interesting reading.
links for 2007-11-15
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I have set up a Google Group to act as a mailing list for LGSearch, the public sector personalised search engine I developed and occasionally maintain.
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Interesting developments on the commnity (ie free) version of Movable Type, with social forums becoming a part of the platform. Is the time now due for an integrated WordPress and bbPress package to be available?
Social Media Starfish
Nice graphical representation of the social media landscape, posted to Flickr by DBarefoot.
links for 2007-11-14
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Interesting collecion of academic articles from the “Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication”. Via Owen Blacker at MySociety.
Big Juicy Twitter Guide
Caroline Middlebrook has produced a guide to Twitter – what it is and why we should all be using it. Great stuff.
Thanks to Phil Bradley for the link – I hadn’t come across Caroline’s blog before but am now subscribed.
links for 2007-11-13
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CommentPress is a WordPress theme that allows commenters to record their views against individual paragrahs of a post, thus making it a live consultation document. Thanks to Simon Dickson for pointing it out.
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Springnote is a nice looking hosted wiki service.
links for 2007-11-12
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John Naughton’s Observer column on Apple’s iPhone
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Jing is a service that allows you to create screencasts – recordings of what you do on your PC screen – within the browser for free. Cool!
links for 2007-11-11
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Stephen Fry on the iPhone: “In the end the iPhone is like some glorious early-60s sports car. Not as practical, reliable, economical, sensible or roomy as a family saloon but oh, the joy. “
Charlie Brooker: Agony Aunt
I love Charlie Brooker’s columns at The Guardian‘s Comment is Free site as much as I love his TV stuff. I’m just catching up on his posts after being offline for a while, and came across this gem:
Years ago, on a night out with a girl I was slowly going crazy for, the sheer weight of mental calculation left me unable to make any sort of move. We shared a cab together, and after it dropped her home, she sent a text message saying: “I wanted you to kiss me.” But the moment had gone. A week later she met the love of her life and that was that. It happens to everyone at some stage, obviously. But this was worse because it happened to me.