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The ‘rules’ of English spelling declare: “I before E, except after C” which is weird. But stranger still, over the past ten years, I really has led the way in the world of consumer technology. Picture credit: alicepopkorn Back at the turn of the century, though, E was predominant as the prefix for what was supposed to Google/ YouTube
Here are some important lessons for those of us who use services like YouTube to deliver business content. A friend recently had his YouTube account suspended and can no longer access his “archive” of 900+ clips, many of which are unique business-related videos, created over the past couple of years. Picture credit: castaway in Scotland Now It’s give your mind some thinking space
Enjoying a good stiff cappuccino in a coffee-shop the other day, when a young woman came in wearing a paint-smattered smock. Picture credit: Arty Smokes So was she a playgroup assistant, or a renowned artist? I will never know. But it made me think how quickly we can jump to conclusions from first appearances – and how Nowadays, thanks to the web, we can be in more than one place at one time – sustaining multiple dialogues/ presence simultaneously.  Picture credit: JohnLeGear I watched an intense conversation on Twitter the other day, between two people who had quite different concepts of whereness. “Jack” believed that his whereness depended exclusively on his current physical location/ geography, whereas “Jill” believed that her whereness at any moment was simply a function of her current connectivity/ point(s) of engagement. Picture credit: Bettina Tizzy Much is spoken and written about “Cloud computing” – all with grave authority, as if the term can yet be clearly defined. As with meteorological clouds, logical clouds will take a variety of different shapes and properties. So, until we develop a suitable taxonomy, ‘Cloud computing’ must remain nebulous |
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