If you take a look past dates on my previous posts (not to mention their content), you’ll notice that this is the first time I’ve posted in a long while. Like my music, my blogging fell victim to the circumstances of… Read more ›
You don’t need need to be an expert to conclude that social media are evolving at a rapid clip. Unfortunately, a lot of coverage seems more akin to conversations about another person’s favorite show (i.e., detailed accounts of characters I… Read more ›
In his book Wikinomics, business strategist Don Tapscott writes: “Employees drive performance by collaborating with peers across organizational boundaries, creating what we call a ‘wiki workplace.’ Customers become ‘prosumers’ by cocreating goods and services rather than simply consuming the end-product.… Read more ›
It’s appropriate, I think, that the first post of this blog covers a subject characterized by all four categories of the blog’s tagline – “media, technology, culture and life.” The idea for the post — the emergent counterculture of those… Read more ›