As part of the continuing, half a century long hangover that economies, industries, governments and individuals are experiencing as a result of the collapse of the Industrial Revolution and the ushering in of the Idea Age, humanity still longs for “bigness.” Big profits. Big mergers and acquisitions. Big Data. The current Read more…
The monumental conflicts of the 21st century will revolve around who owns your privacy. Think about it: When you engage in social sharing–and, increasingly all of the Web works because you decide to share pieces of yourself with others–you tacitly provide approval and permission to your personal life. Carol Read more…
Are you wasting your time? This is the interesting summation that Michael Tomeson came to in his Forbes article from a couple of weeks ago. In doing work that can never be compensated for, to help build something for a corporation who will take it and make profit off of Read more…
There’s currently no compelling reason for us to buy Google Glass. There’s also no compelling reason (beyond the SEO game) for us to be involved in Google+. There’s no compelling reason because the guys out at Mountain View haven’t given us one, other than the fact that they currently own Read more…