In my post about the the stock market bubble(s) of the past 15 years, I asked what kind of policy shift happened in the 1990s…
aging idealist. ai and education, open web, open publishing.
In my post about the the stock market bubble(s) of the past 15 years, I asked what kind of policy shift happened in the 1990s…
With all the talk of newspapers shutting down, I wonder if we might flip the traditional interpretation: Maybe the problem is not so much online…
Check this little gem of a tectonic shift, found in Wired’s The Netbook Effect: How Cheap Little Laptops Hit the Big Time (see page 3):…
Wealth ought to come from the creation of value. That is, by designing and selling a better shovel, you make it easier for farmers to…
Have I ever mentioned that I wrote a novel? I finished Blind Spot in 2005, sent it out, got a stack of rejections. It’s been…
My write-up of Tools of Change for Publishing Conference, over at the Book Oven Blog: I’m back from TOC and still mulling over the problems,…
I should have posted this a while ago, but: Mitch Joel has convened a collection of talkers for a semi-regular (bi-weekly?) discussion about what’s on…
As a start-up, I’ve complained about how conservative the Canadian business culture is, especially banking and finance. But boring has it’s benefits, when things get…
Who do you think are the top ten digital thinkers in Canada? The people who are writing, or doing, the most innovative digital stuff in…
From Superbomba’s superb flickr stream.