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My TED favorites- The magic of the placebo: Eric Mead on TED.com
- Come see TED's two panels at SXSW
- Ozomatli: Hear the new single and see our exclusive photos
- How I fell in love with a fish: Dan Barber on TED.com
- The year open data went worldwide: Tim Berners-Lee on TED.com
- New Best of the Web talks: Richard Feynman, Srikumar Rao
- Exclusive photos: The LXD in rehearsal
- In the Internet age, dance evolves: The LXD on TED.com
- Help the Abreu Fellows win a grant
- Before Avatar ... a curious boy: James Cameron on TED.com
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Tag Archives: content
My latest read – The Future of the Internet
Jonathan Zittrain, Professor of Law at Harvard Law School, and faculty co-director of the Berkman Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University wrote The Future of the Internet–And How to Stop It. This book is very interesting for all the wrong reasons. Zittrain documents that existing, closed, controlled systems are damaging the internet an [...]
Posted in Design • Education • Globalization • Innovation • Interactive • Internet2 • Media Players • Network • OLPC • OpenSource • Reading • Rich media • Smartphone • Technology
Tagged amazon, connecting to the internet, content, copyright, drm, ebook, future of the internet, future technologies, generativity, GM, iphone, itunes, jonathan zittrain, kindle, knowledge, Network, OLPC, one laptop per child, onstar, Reading, security, Smartphone, Technology, TED, tivo
My latest read: Who Controls the Internet?
Think the internet is still the wild west? Think again. In a new update of Who Controls the Internet?: Illusions of a Borderless World law professors Jack Goldsmith and Tim Wu share how the long arm of foreign governments still can stretch the illusion that the internet (and thereby globalization) are shrinking the world.
On the [...]
Posted in Design • Education • Globalization • Google • Innovation • Milwaukee • Network • OLPC • OpenSource • Reading • Rich media • Smartphone • Technology
Tagged borderless world, china, cisco, content, dns, ebay, european union, filtering, Globalization, government control, hacker, icann, k12, knowledge, law professors, law schools, legal standpoint, microsoft, policy, Reading, rules of the internet, school district, Technology, tom friedman
YouTube, K12 web filtering & CIPA
I recently posted a tweet about my work with K12 school districts regarding web content filtering issues with YouTube and was very happy to receive a couple of DMs from Angela Maiers and Elizabeth Holmes, two education professionals who I consider to be leaders in knowledge sharing and teaching experiences they share on Twitter.
–Follow Angela [...]
Switch: How to Change Things When Change Is Hard
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Posted in Design • Education • Innovation • Reading • Technology
Tagged change, chip heath, content, heath brothers, ideas, made to stick, Reading, trends