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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.
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MINIFESTO – Easter note to myself
I am not the tool – technology will be of service or I will not use it I am more than the sum of my data – It is my data and I decide who sees and shares it I … Continue reading
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Tagged Collaboration, Digital culture, Digital Identity, Social Media
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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
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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
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Tagged Digital culture, identity, Networking, online identity, privacy, social captial, Social Media, virtual identity
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Bin Laden been sodden! From the grave to the cradle.
Finally! And it only took 10 years. In this day of digital tech it just seems amazing that it took this long….Here’s a guy who has been trying to screw us since before 1993 and most definitely since then with … Continue reading
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Tagged digital activism, Digital culture, global village, identity, identity formation, Social Media, terrorism
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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
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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
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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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Reflections on the year — Thoughts for the next
This is my first year back on the Web after a 5 year break. No, I’m not a Luddite; I did check my e-mail and Google News from time to time from a public computer. Having been intensely involved (addicted?) … Continue reading
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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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