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Tag Archives: Books
The Concentration of Meaning: Birth of the Social Age
It’s largely a matter of concentration: not thinking harder but rather a greater aggregation of knowledge and resources. Trace the journey of ‘sense making‘. At first, we had to use our own senses: looking at the world around us, biting … Continue reading
The Point of Books. Not just Facebook.
A somewhat unfair media reaction today to Mark Zuckerberg’s assertion that books can be great, “allowing you to fully explore a topic and immerse yourself in a deeper way“. I’m all for books all for people who espouse their virtues: … Continue reading
Posted in Book
Tagged Author, Blogging, Blogs, Books, Bookshelf, Facebook, Library, Love, Mark Zuckerberg, Reflection, Right to Die, terry pratchett, Wikipedia, Writing
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For the love of books
Despite the rush as i left the house, i still found time to dash back upstairs to grab a book. But which to take? Two sat on my desk: Clark Quinn’s new book on ‘innovation‘ or Slash’s biography? Now, Clark’s … Continue reading
Posted in Book
Tagged Author, Books, Clark Quinn, digital books, Friendship, iPad, Kindle, Love, Love of Books, Publishing, Slash, Token, Wisdom, Writing
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On the process of writing
The last couple of weeks i’ve focussed on writing for the new ‘Handbook of Social Leadership‘. It’s based around the ideas i’ve first shared in this blog space and, yesterday, i completed the first draft. Which probably means i’m about … Continue reading
Posted in Book, Leadership
Tagged Books, Handbook for Social Leadership, Handbook of Social Leadership, Leadership, Social Leadership, Writing
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The Age of Digital History
Cath and i were having a heated discussion this morning: one of our friends reported that out of 5,700 episodes of PlaySchool (a favourite childhood TV programme) only 1,900 are known to survive. Her comment was that nobody would ever … Continue reading
Posted in Age, Archaeology, History
Tagged BBC, Books, Clay Shirky, Digital History, Digital Realm World War One, Historian, History, Interpretation, Permanence, Playschool, Semantics, Social Age, Subjectivity, Technology, WW1
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Sense making in the Social Age
Back from holiday and off to Bulgaria today to deliver a workshop about social learning and community management. I’ve never been to Bulgaria before, indeed, i’d be hard pushed to tell you anything about it whatsoever that went beyond media … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Culture, Curation
Tagged Airport, Books, Bulgaria, Formal Space, Learning, Library, Meaning, Museum, Sense Making, Social Age, Social Learning, Social Space, Sofia, Stereotypes, Wikipedia
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Finding a good book
I’m an unashamed bibliophile, unable to resist the lure of a new book on pretty much any subject. My bookshelves groan under the weight and, somewhat surprisingly seeing my digital heritage, i rarely buy eBooks or read longform online. The … Continue reading
Posted in Book
Tagged Book, Booklist, Books, Community, Library, Recommended Reading, Social Age
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