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2007 Travel

Prompted by Roo Reynolds and using Great Circle Map I have just been working out my international travel for the year.

Goodness knows what Dave Snowden's looks like! [It looks like this]

Milan Jan
San Diego Feb
Cairo Feb
Washington Feb
Amsterdam March
New York May
Copenhagen May
Zurich June
Boston July
Croatia August
Helsinki September
Mannheim September
Providence Rhode Island September
New York October
LA November
Hamburg Nov
Helsinki December
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I love my phrowser.

Doc is right - the iPhone is becoming a big part of my life because of the way it combines a phone with a browser - more (and less) than a smartphone at the same time

Next please

Just realized that the "next" bookmarklet for Google Reader lets me read the next link in my subscriptions but looking at the originals rather than in Reader. I had been regretting not seeing blog posts in situ but don't have time to visit all of them each day. This gives me the best of both worlds

Ignore Gartner

If you are spending lots of money you are doing the wrong thing anyway!

[Update - ignore Silicon's sloppy journalism and read the actual reports! Thanks Ed]

Flash iPlayer

Nice Well - it would have been if it didn't keep stalling!

Faith in human nature

I feel very lucky that I get to spend my days with people feeling enabled and inspired by social computing and what it can do for them and their organisations. An excellent day with a group of English local authorities , some of whom have non-trivial barriers to getting involved, has put a spring in my step as they wrestle with the personal and organisational challenges with such enthusiasm!

Dear Doris ....

.... I have read your books in the past and enjoyed them.

Now thanks to the internet and other bloggers I have a much better idea of what is worth reading.

Yours

Euan

When Facebook dies

I wonder how the many people for whom Facebook has been their first experience of online social networking will feel when it inevitably dies under its own weight or gets replaced by something better. Sure there will probably be a hard core of survivors but many will experience for the first time the migration to the next best thing. Be interesting to hear the reactions.

Robert Plant would be impressed



My little one dancing to Kashmir

Online Information 2007

The best bit was catching up with really good people who I really like and the worst thing was not being able to stay for the presentations given by those really good people that I really like!

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