Pinds dot-com
Had the pleasure of hanging out with Lars Pind today. He’s my kind of human being!:
1. Out of nowhere he invited me to hang out demonstrating lot’s of openness and initiative.
2. He’s got a damn nice site with lot’s of good writing. A role model in sharing/creating knowledge and ideas if there ever was one!
3. He’s an intelligent spirited technologist with big ambitions for life and how he can make a difference, yet still very down to earth.
4. He’s got the entrepreneurial bug and technology history in his blood. …

Brainheart: WISP-opportunity. Lots of information about the wireless internet service provider market.

John Perry Barlow: Trouble ahead, trouble behind

O’Reilly Network: Steven Johnson on “Emergence”

innoversity – interesting research on innovation and diversity by Susanne Justesen.

Had a wonderful openspace meeting with lot’s of good people regarding the forthcoming reboot5 event.
Comments from some of the people who attented: Guan who instantly became a devoted openspace evangelist & mr. von Haller

Email sent to a potential reboot5 speaker a couple of weeks ago:
“Our focus this year is how introduce elements from nature and humanism into the technology, design and organizations we create. To get our audience to become conscient about the values they put into their work. Returning to the roots of the ideas/mission the creators of the computer revolution originally had.
To me you’re the perfect person to tell the story and put it in perspective. Hopefully reigniting a young new generation who’s focus on higher goals has been taken away …

Peter Morville: Social Network Analysis

David Weinberger reports from TED. Looks like Mr. Negroponte is still going strong:
“Nicholas Negroponte wrapped up the sessions by predicting that in 1-2 years, we will see the development of a “viral telecommunications network” based on 802.11 wirelessness, a single installation serving an entire neighborhood. This will go beyond merely enabling multiple connections to the Internet, Negroponte predicts, resulting in a peer-to-peer network that parallels the current Internet topography. Further, he suggests that establishing wireless networks in areas of strife will enable children to reach past their parents’ stupidity.
He connected …

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