I recently found the website About.me and find it to be a very good idea. Basically it is a business card telling people where to find you on the web (or in their own words “A custom splash page & personal analytics dashboard”). It’s a way to collect the “social you” in one . . . → Read More: Why about.me will emerge as an obvious place for building your personal brand
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I’m reading a book called “The Social Study of Information and Communication Technology”. One part of the book takes up an example that shows how a tool can be perceived very differently from a slight incident. They are unaware of the surveillance until they see it and they don’t like the . . . → Read More: Spying on People Turns Bad First When They Discover You Google has always had a hard time in China but now they seem to have had enough and wants change. Google just announced on their official blog that they would start “a new approach to China”. Google implies that Chinese governments might have something to do with the following three crimes: 1. A cyber-attack . . . → Read More: Google vs Baidu (google.cn might pull out of China)  |
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