Josef Ohlsson Collentine

A transparent and nice American/Swede who likes cultural patterns and Social Media. A creative early-adopter who sports, discusses and explores. More about me & the blog

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Spying on People Turns Bad First When They Discover You

transparency July 20th, 2010

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

Please Rob Me – The risks of Social Media

social media February 17th, 2010

Social Media is relatively new for most people and many are still exploring the possibilities and uses of it. One of the things that happen with social media is that we become more transparent, we share more of our self to more people then we normally do. This transparency is good in some ways . . . → Read More: Please Rob Me – The risks of Social Media

Secrets restricting transparency at SIME 09 workshop?

transparency January 11th, 2010

[Re-posting this since I lost my posts from my old blog. First time posted two weeks after SIME 09 this fall].

I was following the SIME Stockholm conference remotely through blogs and twitter. I was not at the conference or the workshop. The following is only my opinions based on the knowledge I got . . . → Read More: Secrets restricting transparency at SIME 09 workshop?

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