http://nodestone.com social web action Mon, 29 Jun 2009 23:25:47 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Here are the slides from my talk this evening at Twitter Dev Nest.  It was great fun writing and delivering this talk, and thanks for the great feedback in person and over Twitter. You Are A Neuron [update: and here is a recording, bur sorry, the audio ain't brilliant: ] View more presentations from ... http://nodestone.com/2009/03/25/you-are-a-neuron-slides/ I'm giving a talk at the first Twitter Developer Nest in London next Tuesday, with a talk titled You are a Neuron, on something that has been floating around in the back of the old mind for a bit.   It is less of a technical 'how to make this' or ... http://nodestone.com/2009/03/20/speaking-at-twitter-developer-nest-london/ If you haven't checked it out yet, have a good look at Message in-a-Box "A toolkit for communicating your cause". It's relevant to anyone that needs to communicate in life and work. When Nodestone was commissioned by the Tactical Tech Collective earlier in the year to help bring it together, I faced ... http://nodestone.com/2009/01/11/a-toolkit-for-communicating/ The Future of Web Apps spent thursday afternoon in that pleasant reality that is the most positive future.  What I mean by that was we were all buying into business as usual -- there's a rich VC market waiting to snap up and fund innovations and we all have a ... http://nodestone.com/2008/10/09/the-bubble-of-unreality-that-is-thursday-afternoon/ I'm at the Future of Web Apps conference today and tomorrow in London.  Here are a few summary notes from this morning. Note: this gets pretty technical in places. The mornings's theme seems to have been about operations and development isuses. Digg Recommendations Kevin Rose, from Digg, talked about Digg and the new Digg ... http://nodestone.com/2008/10/09/future-of-web-apps/ Back in my dark old days as a corporate PR consultant, we had a room full of poor sods somewhere in the bowels of the machine, cutting out column cms from dead-trees-pages. Why? So we could justify our exorbitant fees and monitor our clients reputations. It was also so we ... http://nodestone.com/2008/10/03/monitor-what-people-say-about-you-on-a-budget/ We did a car boot sale on the weekend.. and amongst the pile of books that we keep trying to sell but never do was one I bought a couple of years ago.  The topic of that book was how to price various kinds of exotic derivative contracts, as used ... http://nodestone.com/2008/09/16/what-the-social-web-can-learn-from-lehman-brothers-social-systems-architecture/ There's been a bunch of speculation as to just why Google has taken on the browser market with Chrome.  Everybody has a good idea as to why.  Now it is my turn.  And while I'm at it, I want to give a quick review of the features of Chrome and ... http://nodestone.com/2008/09/08/chromes-chrome-is-on-the-inside/ We're just back from August holidays, and have arrived back to find  a comic from Google explaining the why and how for their new open source browser called 'Google Chrome'. Nice idea.  The comic introduces the Google team working on the product, and then they talk their way through explaining what ... http://nodestone.com/2008/09/02/comic-explains-google-chrome/ | View | Upload your own These slides from the training session for the Brighton & Hove Chamber of Commerce last week. Let me know if you want us to come to your event or run a bespoke event or Masterclass. More details on our Social Media for Good course soon ... http://nodestone.com/2008/07/21/everyones-blogging/