November 1, 2002All About the Tablet PC
Extensive FAQ over at PenComputing.com covering nearly everything you could possibly want to know about the Tablet PC.
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P2P companies or 'loosly coupled business'. Hum, de bonnes réflexions sur les affaires... [via Curiouser and curiouser!] #
Ok, back to work. Not bad, cleaned out the new stories in twenty minutes. "Smoke break" over. (No, I don't smoke but if they get an afternoon break, why shouldn't I?) Hehehe, amusant. I don't smoke, I blog! Ouais, c'est aussi compulsif et aussi difficile d'arrêter! Ah ce truc sur mon bras, c'est une patch RSS, j'esseye d'arrêter de blogguer... [idée de départ sur Grumpicus Maximus] #
Thoughts on Video Blog Experiment
L'émergence de nouvelles formes de communication requiert l'émergence de nouvelles compétences et de nouvelles façons de faire. Un bon survol de l'expérience de VideoBlog durant la convention de Macromedia, par Marcromedia et son équipe.
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Dan Gillmor interview on Slashdot is up today, and it's terrific. Dan's at the head of the pack of tech journalists, and he's worth taking seriously. "I doubt we'll see another boom like the one that just crashed. But we'll come out of this mess. It'll happen when people trust the markets again, because there's lots of innovation going on."
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participatory Journalism: When a citizen, or group of citizens, plays an active role in the process of collecting, reporting, analyzing and disseminating news and information. The intent of this participation is to provide independent, reliable, accurate, comprehensive and relevant information that a democracy require. . Iin an era when anyone can be a reporter or commentator on the Web, 'you move to a two-way journalism' John Seely Brown suggests. The journalist becomes a 'forum leader,' or a mediator rather than simply a teacher or lecturer. The audience becomes not consumers, but 'pro-sumers,' a hybrid of consumer and producer.
[Via RatcliffeBlog -- Social and Political]
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