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Wednesday, June 5, 2002 |
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"Hollywood studios seeking to impose electronic controls on digital television broadcasts suffered a setback yesterday as a coalition of technology and consumer electronics companies supporting their efforts crumbled in a cross-industry power struggle." Via Dave. 8:44:00 PM 
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From Working Knowledge, by Davenport and Prusak: "In discussing what is needed for sensemaking (which is essentially what knowledge does), Weick says: 'The answer is... something that preserves plausibility and coherence, something that is reasonable and memorable, something that embodies past experience and expectations, something that resonates with other people, something that can be constructed retrospectively but also can be used prospectively, something that captures both feeling and thought, something that allows for embellishment to fit current oddities, something this is fun to construct. In short, what is necessary for sensemaking is a good story.'"
Or a good blog. |
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