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ALL THINGS CONNECTED by Ted Newcomb is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported Licenseabout.me
Ted Newcomb
Happy grandpa, trying to keep up with the digital future. Most of my work has been in the hospitality industry. Interested in digital culture, the Global Village(s), curation, collaboration and crowdsourcing efforts for good ideas to solve the issues confronting the planet. Also like sci-fi and historical fiction and the WELL.
Monthly Archives: January 2011
SIGNAL TO NOISE: Beyond Search
Recently I got a new pair of trifocals. The optometrist made a strong correction for the astigmatism I have in my right eye. By the end of the first day of wearing them I noticed that the lens for long … Continue reading
Posted in culture, filters and tools, search, WWW
Tagged cybrarians, Digital culture, filters, open data, search, Social Media, tools
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Wired In – Wireless Out
So now you have all the tools and tricks to travel the digital highways: A blog, accounts with Twitter, LinkedIn,Quora, Facebook and humorous others, RSS feeds, Creative Commons licences, Google Chrome loaded with every feature, Firefox for backup, mindmaps, … Continue reading
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Tagged Digital culture, global village, identity, pervasiveness, Social Media
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Take the pill that makes you smaller Alice – Focus is the new digital survival skill
As we make the transition to the Web as our new media, focus and attention agility are the new survival skills according to Howard Rheingold. For all things Howard, start here with Crap Detection 101: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/blogs/rheingold/detail?entry_id=42805 . and follow the … Continue reading
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