Adina Levin
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Seeing more Olympics means seeing the Olympics differently
but all my friends back home keep sending me links to watch this or that and I can’t watch any of it. Very sad. Adina Levin Says: August 24, 2008 at 12:57 am Some musing on what more open olympics coverage would be like: wikipediolympics I handled their request for a cable modem provider by lying. I don’t have cable, and watch video on the net, or dvd, or not at all. Leave a Reply Name (required) Mail (will not be published) (required) Website
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Paving the cowpaths that lead to Government 2.0
news outfit, or political group blog will spread the information and increase the social context about the sausagemaking process. The net enables new tools, but it also makes this sort of older technique informative for more people. Elsewhere she adds: Udell points to tools like GovTrack which are attempting to create a substrate for communities following bills. I’m seeing a trend that is fascinating and a little bit lower tech. National blogs like FireDogLake, local blogs like
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Jon Udell
alectic of technology adoption… Ehud Lamm Says: August 19, 2008 at 2:30 am The last sentence of my original message should have read “It’s NOT an either/or situation between tool support and innovative use.” Sorry… Adina Levin Says: August 31, 2008 at 2:37 pm I loved your comment in that interview calling for journalists to publish their data. Unfortunately, I think there are some fundamental reasons why that vision is far from today’s journalism. Reflections here Fortunat
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Adina Levin's BookBlog Alphablogs bread & honey Cannelle et Vanille chasing the red balloon I'm Mad and I Eat knot sew crafty language hat Leite's Culinaria milk and cookies Sarah Dopp shutter sisters stonesoup The Sartorialist
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Adina Levin's BookBlog Alphablogs bread & honey Cannelle et Vanille chasing the red balloon I'm Mad and I Eat knot sew crafty language hat Leite's Culinaria milk and cookies Sarah Dopp shutter sisters stonesoup The Sartorialist
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Ming the Mechanic
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The FASTForward Blog » Paula Thornton: Enterprise 2.0 Blog: News, Coverage, and Commentary
Links Adina Levin Alan Pelz-Sharpe Alex Barnett Andrew McAfee Apoorv Durga Bill Ives C3 Associates Catherine Shinners Cogenz Dan Bricklin Dan Farber/Larry Dignan Dan Keldsen Dave Pollard David Tebbutt David Terrar David Weinberger
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Composite: thoughts on poetics & tech
The Associated Press: Documents: Sect Married Girls at Puberty The Last Witchfinder Judge a Book by its Cover BookBlog: Absurdly bad bill in CA Assembly threatens to close public GIS data ( ) shapeshifters - connect with creatives from around the world
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Daily Digest: Is It McCaining With You?
with a Virginia Tech student he connected to on Facebook. Congrats Jose! A proposed bill in California that would restrict access to valuable mapping data in favor of high-paying corporations has been withdrawn. The bill was set for a hearing as recently as this weekend, but according to Adina Levin, a tech consultant leading the charge against it, “The bill had little support and much opposition.” The Candidates on the Web The National Journal
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Daily Digest: Is It McCaining With You?
with a Virginia Tech student he connected to on Facebook. Congrats Jose! A proposed bill in California that would restrict access to valuable mapping data in favor of high-paying corporations has been withdrawn. The bill was set for a hearing as recently as this weekend, but according to Adina Levin, a tech consultant leading the charge against it, “The bill had little support and much opposition.” The Candidates on the Web The National Journal
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Seeing more Olympics means seeing the Olympics differently
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Esther Dyson on the Coming Ad Revolution
Esther Dyson wrote this very interesting Wall Street Journal article about how online advertising is changing. This article is very relevant to my new product, SWIFT, which I have hinted about before. She says:
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Who's who at Defrag
teaching and consulting for the last 20 years, with several recent books on the subject too. I'll be fascinated to see what he thinks of what we're trying to do to turn the Defrag topics into concrete tools. Esther Dyson - EDventure Company: http://www.edventure.com/ Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Esther_Dyson One of the big guns in the digital world, Esther's done everything from running ICANN to venture investing to journalism. She's one of the folks connecting Defrag to the late lamented PC Forum,
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walksign consulting
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2008 Singularity Summit: Stellar Lineup
. This year's theme is Opportunity, Risk, Leadership -- and the speaker lineup, of course, does not disappoint. It includes: * Vernor Vinge, science fiction author, mathematician and computer scientist * Esther Dyson, entrepreneur, investor and philanthropist extraordinaire * Justin Rattner, Intel VP and CTO * Peter Diamandis, X PRIZE founder and CEO * Nova Spivack, CEO of Radar Networks and creator of Twine * Pete Estep
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2008 Singularity Summit: Stellar Lineup
. This year's theme is Opportunity, Risk, Leadership -- and the speaker lineup, of course, does not disappoint. It includes: * Vernor Vinge, science fiction author, mathematician and computer scientist * Esther Dyson, entrepreneur, investor and philanthropist extraordinaire * Justin Rattner, Intel VP and CTO * Peter Diamandis, X PRIZE founder and CEO * Nova Spivack, CEO of Radar Networks and creator of Twine * Pete Estep
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In Search of Neologisms
(itself a neologism) steeped in the new world of the “net”. The Berkman Center for Internet and Society, at Harvard, recently celebrated its 10th anniversary, and ThoughtCast was there, fishing for novelty… The Catch: Internet guru Esther Dyson came up with an expression I’d never heard before… Have you? Here’s a clue: what does Google have to do with your refrigerator??!! Click here: (1 minute) to find out! But wait, there’
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Mentos + Diet Coke + Zero G = Best. Experiment. Ever.
then when it rotates in the other direction, a mento will be moved to the center of the bubble of soda. That's what I'm talking about. If at first you don't succeed, try, try again! (Especially if it means taking another Zero G flight.) [hat tip to Esther Dyson]
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BurdaStyle, Porkchops, and Lucky Number Slevin
there was beautiful. Haha. It was weird, I couldn’t get my mind off of it. Everyone was really easy to talk to and had great energy. I went around, took pictures and talked it up with pretty much everyone, including: Alex Yoo a shirt designer, Alexander-West.com Esther Dyson of EDventure.com Robert Kalin founder of Etsy.com I love what I do. As the party started to wind down, it transformed from an industry event into an all out dance party! YES!! The dJ was great and played the sounds of Andrew Bird, The Arcade Fire, Clap Your Hands Say Ye
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Healthcare Futures
, formerly VP of Google Health is launching this new site with a goal to “Dedicated to helping people stay as healthy as possible”. They are building a world class Advisory Board including Salesforce.com founder/CEO Marc Benioff, Esther Dyson of EDventure, former FDA Commissioner, David Kessler, MD and bringing together many talented professionals, one to watch. Sermo Founder & CEO Daniel Palestrant, MD presented at the Healthcare 2.0 conference last September 2007 in San Francisco.
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Esther Dyson on the Coming Ad Revolution
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