Posted by Mark Greenfield
on December 24, 2007
in Blog
In the spirit of the holidays I’d like to share the story of the newest member of my family. (please note that this long post is slightly off-topic.) In February 2007, the Humane Society and local authorities raided a farm in rural Tennessee and found over 100 dogs living in horrible conditions in a barn. Read more »
Posted by Mark Greenfield
on December 19, 2007
in Blog, Future, Web 2.0
Another great video from Michael Wesch at Kansas State. Based on the work of David Weinberger in his book Everything is Miscellaneous – the power of the new digital disorder.
Posted by Mark Greenfield
on December 17, 2007
in Blog, Future, Millennials, Top 10 Web Trends
E-mail has been hijacked by the forces of evil. Spam and misuse have caused many people to declare e-mail bankruptcy, something that I may do in the near future. And now the millennial generation is here and they prefer to communicate through IM, tex
Posted by Mark Greenfield
on December 11, 2007
in Read/Write Web, Top 10 Web Trends, Web 2.0
Conceptually, most people think of the web as a collection of sites with each site containing individual pages. The page is the atom of the web, the smallest unit of the web. Sites and pages are connected by creating hyperlinks between pages. This
Posted by Mark Greenfield
on December 5, 2007
in Blog, Top 10 Web Trends
For many, the concept of web as platform really defines what Web 2.0 is all about. Today we now expect instant access to all of our digital information no matter where we are and what device we are using. We increasingly want to share it with others
Posted by Mark Greenfield
on December 3, 2007
in Blog, Top 10 Web Trends, Web 2.0
In Jason Frand’s article “The Information Age Mindset”, one of his 10 attributes is “Reality is No Longer Real.” Spend time with any teenager and you will be amazed with the amount of time they spend in virtual worlds playing massively multiplayer on
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