Microsoft's sign of the times

Op bezoek bij Microsoft...
Originally uploaded by Jim Stolze

nice quarted of clocks.

Speaking at TheNextWeb

@jimstolze #tnw
Originally uploaded by johnbakepost

Jim Stolze asks the audience “can you do without the internet” which is addressed with a loud “NO” by the bloggers sitting behind me. As part of his research project he asked people what they would do without the internet.

http://thenextweb.com/2009/04/17/jim-stolze-5-ways-internet-happier/

TED Talk

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Originally uploaded by TED Conference

"Don't take your Blackberry into the bedroom"

a talk by Jim Stolze at TED University.

Marc Canter & Jim Stolze

Marc Canter
Originally uploaded by Emerce

It looks like a Wrestling Match, but it was a friendly talk actually :-)

You can order Marcs book via Blurb:
http://www.blurb.com/bookstore/detail/350056

Desk research

get a life
Originally uploaded by fang2009

:-)

Twitter down

Twitter down
Originally uploaded by Toscani Pics

Via Paul Yizmo werd ik via twitter op deze cartoon gewezen.

Erg leuk en erg van toepassing :-)

Attend a conference behind your pc

Spin Awards aggregator
Originally uploaded by Toscani Pics

With all social media tools and tagging going on, it's easy to not miss a thing during events like the Spin Awards.

You'll have to dance and drink beer alone, however.

"Bill, don't take my flickr.com away."

"Bill, don't take my flickr.com away."
Originally uploaded by nerdmeister23

Great photo. Don't know if the concern is true, but it's funny enough :-)

Rampen banner op Geenstijl

Rampen banner op Geenstijl
Originally uploaded by Toscani Pics

Dappere actie van deze organisatie. Ik schrijf er morgenochtend een stuk over op DutchCowboys.

Oortje voor Emerce

Al eerder verwees ik naar "oortjes" op Nu.nl en bij Ilse.nl, maar vandaag zag ik ook op de homepage van Emerce zo'n "peel banner".

De heading heeft in ieder geval nog een knipoog naar de gekozen vorm. Moet zeggen dat ik inmiddels wat meer gewend ben aan het fenomeen.


Met dank aan Mark de Kock voor de term "peel banner".