Friday, September 25, 2009
Thursday, September 24, 2009
Next: An Internet Revolution in Higher Education - BusinessWeek
Next: An Internet Revolution in Higher Education - BusinessWeek
Next: An Internet Revolution in Higher Education
Web technology is poised to shake universities, the way it rocked newspapers and the music industry—with convenient, cheaper alternatives
Monday, September 21, 2009
Seed Media Group : About : Vision
Seed Media Group : About : Vision
Seed Media Group was founded by Adam Bly in 2005 on the following premises:
Seed Media Group was founded by Adam Bly in 2005 on the following premises:
- Science is transforming our global culture and conversation unlike ever before, shaping markets, informing policy, inspiring the arts and deepening our understanding of who we are, where we come from and where we’re heading.
- The pursuit and impact of science is borderless.
- Science is a powerful tool for solving global problems, from climate change to clean water to poverty and development.
- Science affects every single person on the planet.
- Widespread science literacy is essential in the 21st century.
Drawing the line on social networks - NJ.com
Drawing the line on social networks - NJ.com
"We're in uncharted waters here," said Dr. H Mark Stanwood, Gloucester County Superintendent of Schools. "We certainly recognize that it would be foolhardy to preclude staff from having or working with social networking sites because it's such a big part of our culture."
Your response is appreciated.
Drawing the line on social networks
Monday, September 21, 2009
In this age of technology, it seems that nearly everybody has a Facebook profile or a Twitter account. This includes teachers, principals and even superintendents. It's how these people are using their social networking sites that's of concern to the New Jersey School Boards Association (NJSBA), who recently sent a letter out regarding staff, students and social networking. By Christina Paciolla
cpaciolla@sjnewsco.com
"We're in uncharted waters here," said Dr. H Mark Stanwood, Gloucester County Superintendent of Schools. "We certainly recognize that it would be foolhardy to preclude staff from having or working with social networking sites because it's such a big part of our culture."
Your response is appreciated.
OPEN TEXT
OPEN TEXT
This week, we're in Gatineau, Quebec networking with more than 500 government workers as part of our annual Canadian Public Sector Days. This morning, I'm opening up day two of the event with my thoughts on "The Next Big Thing."
Your response is appreciated.
ECM Briefs
Guest Post: "The Next Big Thing" by Eugene Roman
This week, we're in Gatineau, Quebec networking with more than 500 government workers as part of our annual Canadian Public Sector Days. This morning, I'm opening up day two of the event with my thoughts on "The Next Big Thing."
Your response is appreciated.
Adobe speeds Flash to Tweekbook, mobiles • The Register
Adobe speeds Flash to Tweekbook, mobiles • The Register
The company will usher in the first of its Adobe Flash Platform services with a distribution manager that pumps Flash content and applications to more than 70 social networks, such as Facebook and Twitter. The service will also deploy to Windows Mobile and Symbian S60 devices and Apple's iPhone.
Adobe speeds Flash to Tweekbook, mobiles
Roll up and roll out service
Posted in Developer, 21st September 2009 04:02 GMT
Adobe Systems is rolling out services to ease deployment of Flash-based games, media, and apps on various social networks and mobile phones.The company will usher in the first of its Adobe Flash Platform services with a distribution manager that pumps Flash content and applications to more than 70 social networks, such as Facebook and Twitter. The service will also deploy to Windows Mobile and Symbian S60 devices and Apple's iPhone.
Sunday, September 20, 2009
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