web 2.0

Please Rob Me – The risks of Social Media

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 and ... SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Please Rob Me – The risks of Social Media", url: "http://collentine.com/please-rob-me-the-risks-of-social-media" });

Political Communication in Facebook and by Piratpartiet

We had a workshop about political communication where we chose to do some interviews on political communication and social media. The interview with Zana was done over e-mail and the one with Anna was taken over the phone. Both interviews were done in Swedish and translated into English by me. I’m happy to correct any ... SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Political Communication in Facebook and by Piratpartiet", url: "http://collentine.com/political-communication-in-facebook-and-by-piratpartiet" });

The Collaboration Toolkit

In this digital age we work more and more by ourselves from a distance. We still meet up every now and then, but a lot of our projects and work are done from home. Normally when there’s a group-project we do some of the work by ourselves at home and then meet up (or via ... SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "The Collaboration Toolkit", url: "http://collentine.com/the-collaboration-toolkit" });

Google vs Baidu (google.cn might pull out of China)

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 in mid-december ... SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Google vs Baidu (google.cn might pull out of China)", url: "http://collentine.com/google-vs-baidu-google-cn-might-pull-out-of-china" });

Why ‘Choice Under Scarcity’ is Replaced by Free as the Future of Business

The problem today is that industries still work under the old traditional economic idea of ‘choice under scarcity‘. When there is a limited amount it gets expensive. We have to choose where to spend our resources (money). The part that has changed, compared to earlier, is that information no longer is limited in this digital age. ... SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Why ‘Choice Under Scarcity’ is Replaced by Free as the Future of Business", url: "http://collentine.com/why-choice-under-scarcity-is-replaced-by-free-as-the-future-of-business" });
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