In the first issue of Global Knowledge Review, the ultra-cool Lilia Efimova (Mathemagenic) writes about her irritation with the dominance of tree models in knowledge and information management and provides a great reference to Christopher Alexander on organic city design. This is the corollory (sp? – other side anyway) of the challenge we faced at…
David Gurteen is launching a new publication: “For some time I have felt the need for a publication that focused on thought leadership in the fields of learning, creativity, innovation, KM and personal development. My colleagues Clive Snell and Peter Williams of Bizmedia with whom I run the Gurteen Knowledge Conferences and Learning Events have…
Friday was BlogWalk IV day – a cosmopolitan (is there any other kind) grouping of bloggers talking about Social Software inside the firewall Others have variously noted who was there, so I won’t. A hugely stimulating (& therefore totally knackering) day. I came away confirmed in my intention to write something about: fear of the…
Danny Gregory from Everyday Matters has an amusing piece in this US satirical mag-site
As well as the London Design Festival, of course it’s London Fashion Week – and Alison and Lisa are doing a smashing job as virgin bloggers over at Best Shot Productions It is, without doubt, and in all honesty, the best LFW blog I’ve ever seen. So good, that I doubt I need to look…
Time Out this week has a supplement on the London Design Festival. I’m most tempted by: Communicate: Independent British Graphic Design since the ’60s twinned with Space of Encounter: The Architecture of Daniel Libeskind at the Barbican Future Map Design 04, the University of the Arts combined graduates show Playstation 2 presents Interact1 for newbies…
I’m drawn to the idea of some explanatory statement for people I’ve never met or spoken too this intimately. Now, I’ve read some darned good manifestos in my time: Marx & Engels set me on fire as a teenager, Cluetrain turned my understanding of the world upside-down and encouraged me to leave the “security” of…
Live Bookmarks are new in the preview release of Firefox 1.0 the browser from mozilla.org – I’ve just felt better all round since switching to Mozilla – I currently use an add-on to Mozilla mail to view my feeds, but there are two cool things about LBs, one they sit in the sidebar of the…
The ConferenceBike looks like terrific team-building fun. “You share a moment in the outdoors, enjoying the company of 6 other riders; You go somewhere for an afternoon or a day; you take a picnic lunch; you move along on your on energy; renewable energy; you can also got a really good workout on a ConferenceBike…
My close friends are becoming tired of hearing about me taking the whole of August off from work to just be – be dad, be husband, be me. But it did me the power of good and helped me remember several things that I tend to forget when back in super-money-making-machine mode. The world really…