All Things Connected: Digital Culture
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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.
Tag Archives: online identity
YOUR AUDIENCE SHOULD BE YOURSELF
With the mad rush to Social Media, personal branding and all the other non-essential madness taking place, be sure YOU don’t get left behind. Unless you’ve got a Paris Hilton complex, your audience should be yourself. Critical and reflective thinking only … Continue reading
Posted in culture, Digital Identity, WWW
Tagged Digital culture, Digital Identity, online identity, Personal Branding, Social Media
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DIGITAL IDENTITY – NATURE, NURTURE AND NETWORKS
Digital Identity Mapping is going to be one of the next big tools in our online skill set and there are a lot of issues and questions involved. As we extend ourselves and our identities onto the the Web, the networks … Continue reading
Posted in culture, filters and tools, WWW
Tagged Digital culture, identity, Networking, online identity, privacy, social captial, Social Media, virtual identity
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Heart to Heart: A Valentine from the WEB
As we are body, mind and soul it is fascinating to watch the NET evolve to interact with us in the same fashion. Primarily I see and use technology as a servant. What can it do for me? How can … Continue reading
Posted in culture, Digital Activism, WWW
Tagged Digital culture, global village, online identity, Social Media, WWW
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7 Tabs to Rule Them All
In the olden days (1993), when I first started on the Web, it was all fairly simple. I signed into AOL and kind of went from there; used Netscape to browse and a few sites and articles from PCMag, etc. … Continue reading
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Tagged Digital culture, online identity, open data, privacy, Social Media, WWW
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Point and Click
The Web can be accessed very rapidly and that can be both a delight and a problem. In an age of point and click you can be up and running in no time, e.g. this site. You can get there … Continue reading
