7 years ago
Much has already been written about Twitter’s early history, including the origins of the 140 character limit (the same as a standard SMS) and how users created features we now take for granted, such as @replies and #hashtags. That is all in the past now, as Twitter is making changes to how it operates in […]
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7 years ago
Right now we are looking for self-starters to join our team as consultants.
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7 years ago
Considering the importance of personal relationships and reputation in professional service (at least in those areas yet to be automated), perhaps it should not surprise us that personal branding and relationship management is where the industry is being disrupted. What is the social media advantage?
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7 years ago
In Friday Faves for 27 April 2018, we have reads & on the beginner’s bubble, gender bias in Chinese tech, smartphone photography’s effect on memory, healthier screen time, garlic bread from space, inclusive design at Pinterest, and The Future, This Week.
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7 years ago
In Friday Faves for 20 April 2018, we have reads & listens on psychological weapons of mass persuasion, the documentary ‘Do you trust this computer?’, trust and the sharing economy, social media use continues to grow, robots assemble IKEA furniture, the science behind using online communities to change behaviour, and The Future, This Week.
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7 years ago
In Friday Faves for 6 April 2018, we have reads on the impact on your attention from your phone’s presence, farmer views on lab-grown meat, whether esports are sports, the mind-expanding ideas of Andy Clark, apps are getting dumber, and Reddit & the struggle to detoxify the internet.
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7 years ago
In Friday Faves on Thursday for 29 March 2018, we have reads on the importance of systems thinking, singing along at Pub Choir, Police using social media to control the message, April Fools Day has already begun, and what happens when an algorithm cuts your health care?
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