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Human Progress Landscape

an Article written by Christopher Butler on May 10, 2012

...Technology Review quoted John Pistole, a former deputy director of the FBI, who said, “We never know when something that seems typical may be connected to something treacherous.” That is surely a more efficient and effective means of tracking down...

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Stuck in Idle

an Article written by Christopher Butler on July 16, 2012

...become. The writer John Naughton is worried that the internet has already run out of ideas. In an op-ed for The Guardian, he points out that the most popular corners of the internet are tightly controlled by corporations that are...

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Quick Content Idea: The Interview

an Article written by Christopher Butler on November 4, 2010

...email or some other communication method. TIME REQUIRED: 30 min – 1 hour to prep, 15-30 min for interview (if not email), 1-2 hours to edit, format and post. Total: 2-3.5 hours. EXAMPLES: Tom Diederich Talks About Corporate Community Management...

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Short or Long-Form Writing?

an Article written by Christopher Butler on October 22, 2009

Last week I noted a post by John Hagel called Stupidity and the Internet in my post on the The Post-Screen Web. Hagel covered several topics in that post, one of which was the web’s effect upon thinking and whether...

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Government Adoption of Blogging

an Article published on July 30, 2008

...on the impact of blogging, panelist John McDonough (Senior Advisor to Senator Edward Kennedy) noted concern in regard to impoliteness running rampant among reader comments online. This is probably something that Leavitts moderated comment system can avoid, but is definitely...

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The Post-Screen Web

an Article written by Christopher Butler on October 16, 2009

I just finished reading an insightful post by John Hagel, which he titled Stupidity and the Internet as a response to Nicholas Carr’s much-discussed Atlantic piece, Is Google Making Us Stupid? I like the way that Hagel re-frames the discussion...

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Stuck in Idle

a Publication written by Christopher Butler on December 11, 2012

...become. The writer John Naughton is worried that the internet has already run out of ideas. In an op-ed for The Guardian, he points out that the most popular corners of the internet are tightly controlled by corporations that are...

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Google Hysteria, or a Conversation We Need to Have?

an Article written by Christopher Butler on April 7, 2009

...their capital, skill and time.” In response to the column, John Lanchester, a contributing editor at the London Review of Books, offered a more measured evaluation of Google, specifically looking at their Street View, Book Search, and Voice services. This...

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Creative Questionnaire: Andy Mangold

an Article published on February 13, 2009

...object sculpture then I’m off to the junkyard. Inspirations: Stefan Sagmeister, Stephen Doyle, Nam Jun Paik, Survival Research Labs, Fluxus, Odilon Redon, John Von Slatt, Marcel Duchamp, Theo Jansen Favorite tool: Manual hand drill passed down from my grandfather Favorite design...

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The Fine Print Will Always Get You!

an Article published on March 28, 2008

...medium now known or later developed. According to Wired, John Nack, Adobe’s Senior Product Manager for Photoshop, reports that the Photoshop Express team has responded to questions about the license saying, we reviewed the terms in context of your comments...

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