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Supernova 2008: Privacy and Security in the Network Age

Sunday, June 22nd, 2008

Day 2 of Supernova 2008 kicked off this week with a variety of panels to choose from. While many of the Web 2.0-ers were getting settled in the Open Flow Track, MC-ed by Tantek Çelik, , I joined the alternative crowd for the Privacy and Security in the Network Age panel. The session started with [...]

Tags: andrea matwyshyn, credit card companies, data portability, fran maier, gerard lewis, network, Privacy, security, social media bruce schneier, social networking, social networks, supernova, supernova2008

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Let’s bring in a consultant

Wednesday, June 18th, 2008

This made me giggle. (Thanks, Adam!) Additionally, Jeremy Toeman posted Working With Consultants: Some Dos and Don’ts

Tags: consultant, consultants, consulting

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Supernova 2008: Defining the Challenges

Tuesday, June 17th, 2008

Supernova 2008 held day 1 of the three-day conference yesterday in San Francisco’s Mission Bay Conference Center. The opening session tackled “defining the challenges”, which was admittedly a fairly vague title. Clay Shirky, author of Here Comes Everybody, started off the session taking about the characteristics of organizing groups online and offline. Shirky pointed to [...]

Tags: belarus, clay shirky, defining the challenges, flashmob, here comes everybody, Kevin Marks, meetup alliance, supernova2008, xerox

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