Posted Wednesday, Feb 4, 2009
Social Media expert, Dr. Robert Chandler (onFocus University), joins Connor to discuss web-based community and user-generated content. He also takes a few calls from QPR listeners.
Creator and applier of words, pictures, and videos since logging onto CompuServe in 1993. Natural collaborator and BS detector.
There is one person in boostventilator’s collective.
Posted Wednesday, Feb 4, 2009
Social Media expert, Dr. Robert Chandler (onFocus University), joins Connor to discuss web-based community and user-generated content. He also takes a few calls from QPR listeners.
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How the iPhone Learned to Talk
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Official Post from Do By Friday: No Peanut Butter! Max surprised Alex and Merlin with a guided tutorial from Tim Nahumck, an iOS evangelist who literally wrote the book on the new Drafts 5. If you like this treat, consider giving us your money.
Every week (ish) Six Colors members can hear a podcast where Dan and I discuss the issues of the week in a fun, casual format. This week we recorded outside in San Jose for WWDC and I’m making the mp3 available to everyone. If you enjoy it, consider subscribing to Six Colors! You’ll get access to the podcast feed and also a monthly email newsletter with exclusive content.
https://sixcolors.com/link/2018/06/six-colors-podcast-from-wwdc/
Just For Laughs is the biggest comedy festival in the world, with more fantastic shows in a week than most cities get in a year. It's also the premier trade show for the comedy industry, bringing together comedy professionals from all parts of the business. For many of them, the highlight of the festival every year isn't any show or panel; it's the annual State of the Industry Address from Andy Kindler, the veteran stand-up who isn't afraid to call the business out in scathing (and hilarious) fashion. Nobody's safe from Kindler's invective, not the networks, the power brokers, his fellow comedians, or even the audiences. His intentions are pure and vital, though: to keep comedy honest, to keep comedy from getting too complacent or too enamored with its own bullshit, to hopefully preserve whatever power it might have. Kindler's latest address wrapped up earlier today in Montreal, and you can hear it right here at Paste. We don't want to spoil any of it, so just hit play to find out how comedy has failed in the past 12 months. (And hey, Ricky Gervais fans, thanks for checking us out.)
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David Greene talks to former national security official Richard Clarke about the fight between Apple and the FBI. The FBI wants an iPhone that was used by one of the San Bernardino shooters unlocked.
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"Good people with the best of intentions … can get things terribly, terribly wrong," says legal scholar Adam Benforado. His book, Unfair, explores the intrinsic flaws of the American justice system.
http://www.npr.org/2015/07/06/418585084/the-new-science-behind-our-unfair-criminal-justice-system
On July 16, the same night Wilco released their new album, Star Wars, band leader Jeff Tweedy sat down for a conversation with Pitchfork Editor-in-Chief Mark Richardson at Chicago’s Museum of Contemporary Art.
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