(tumbled, tweeted and flickred already, reposting here since this is in fact my main URL)
Contributed a chapter to State of the eUnion: Government 2.0 and Onwards
Available at: www.amazon.com/State-eUnion-Government-2-0-Onwards/dp/144… or electronic version and more in stock at: www.authorhouse.com/Bookstore/ItemDetail.aspx?bookid=65460
Other contributors include Lawrence Lessig, Tim O’Reilly, etc: 21gov.net/about/press-release-18-november/
Tags: book, gov2.0, government, published
Posted in Uncategorized | 3 Comments »>Supernova 1006, NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory
Continuing my coverage of Supernova 2009 (see Changing Networks, Workplaces and the World), a “forum to examine all of the opportunities and challenges created in the Network Age”, I further dive into my notes/musings from days 2 and 3:
Going with the Flow (Real Time Flow Track with track chair Tantek [...]
Supernova E0102, NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory
I had the pleasure of being invited back to attend Supernova this year. Supernova is “the only forum to examine all of the opportunities and challenges created in the Network Age”. The conference is a solid event to attend for a few reasons: quality networking with well accomplished people, hearing [...]
Notes/personal observations from my year of science conferences (covering SciBarCamp, SciFoo, Science Commons and Citizen Science Alliance).
In July I attended SciBarCamp and SciFoo. These were both amazing events, each with their own approach and attendee diversity. While SciBarCamp had diversity in the types of science each attendee worked in, in general the people who chose [...]
Tags: barcamp, citizen science, citizen science alliance, csa09, foocamp, galaxy zoo, royal observatory greenwich, sbcpa, sbcpa09, scibarcamp, science, science commons, scifoo, scifoo09
Posted in Uncategorized | 1 Comment »>I’ve been meaning to write about a lot of the conferences I’ve been to this year (hopefully will get to it in a follow-up blog post). One of the upcoming conferences I’ve been offered to attend again is Supernova, a conference about “understanding how decentralization and pervasive connectivity are changing our world”. From web privacy [...]
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