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Q&A with Intel
From insideHPC

Q&A with Intel

ZDNet UK has posted a Q&A with James Reinders, Intel’s head of software development products, that asks some interesting questions about Intel’s development tools...

Crowdsourcing, collaborative innovation and co-creation in the mobile industry
From Putting People First

Crowdsourcing, collaborative innovation and co-creation in the mobile industry

Steve Wolak, is the founder and head of the Betavine, Vodafone

SC makes top trade show ranking second year in a
From insideHPC

SC makes top trade show ranking second year in a

A little inside baseball, but you may be interested to know that SC has been listed on the annual ranking of the 200 largest US tradeshows for the second year running...

How peer review is supposed to help you!
From Daniel Lemire's Blog

How peer review is supposed to help you!

Malicious authors know how to get past peer review without effort: Pretend to have run extensive experiments supporting your theories. When the experiments contradict...

Google, P&G and New Customers
From The Eponymous Pickle

Google, P&G and New Customers

A Harvard Business conversation starter piece: How P&G and Google approach new customers. Also includes some useful comments on the topic. The obvious is stated...

Tim Brown on the participation economy
From Putting People First

Tim Brown on the participation economy

Nokia’s IdeasProject site features a video interview with Tim Brown, CEO of Ideo, where he argues that that communications technology is leading us back to the...

Venkat Guruswami to Join CMU Faculty
From CSDiary

Venkat Guruswami to Join CMU Faculty

I am truly pleased to announce that Venkatesan Guruswami will be joining the faculty of the Carnegie Mellon Computer Science Department, effective July 1, 2009....

? The Music of the Spheres, and URI Integrity
From Wild WebMink

? The Music of the Spheres, and URI Integrity


What Good are Mashups Anyway?
From The Eponymous Pickle

What Good are Mashups Anyway?

Interesting piece on the nature of mashups. Oddly I have seen less about the idea of late, but think its a good concept. " ... A new breed of Web-based data integration...

Corporate Avatars?
From The Eponymous Pickle

Corporate Avatars?

When I first read this piece I was confused. Is a visual representation of a person OK to represent a company? I had read Byron Reeves: Media Equation .... which...

Living and learning with social media
From Putting People First

Living and learning with social media

danah boyd (blog), a researcher at Microsoft Research New England and a Fellow at the Harvard University Berkman Center for Internet and Society, was one of the...

links for 2009-05-02
From Wild WebMink

links for 2009-05-02

Open Source at Eclipse: Free To Talk Unrest in the Eclipse community. I wonder if the Board over there will entertain this sort...

Take the
From insideHPC

Take the

We've had a couple surveys over the years here at insideHPC -- we've done shirt surveys and asked you what we could change to make things better -- but as we were...

Putting people first: working together with user-led organisations
From Putting People First

Putting people first: working together with user-led organisations

This document from the UK Department for Health outlines the benefits that local authorities, and their residents, enjoy when they work with user-led organisations...

On engineering and design: an open letter
From Putting People First

On engineering and design: an open letter

Microsoft Research Principal Scientist Bill Buxton calls for engineers and user-experience designers to learn to appreciate one another: “End-user satisfaction...

Business Intelligence in Downturns
From The Eponymous Pickle

Business Intelligence in Downturns

CapGemini recording on the value of BI in business downturns. Notable mentions of operational optimization using BI and allied analytical methods. By Stephen...

CACM Launches Website
From The Eponymous Pickle

CACM Launches Website

I have reported on this a number of times during its test, but now The Communications of the ACM has formally launched their new web site. The Press release here...

"Facebook and academic performance: Reconciling a media sensation with data"
From Apophenia

"Facebook and academic performance: Reconciling a media sensation with data"

In mid-April, journalists heard about a student poster at the American Educational Research Association's annual meeting called "A Description of Facebook Use and...

ACM rolls out new Communications website, which features Putting People First
From Putting People First

ACM rolls out new Communications website, which features Putting People First


SIGIR
From The Noisy Channel

SIGIR

You can now register for SIGIR 2009! Here are the details from the registration page: Registration fees for ACM members are as follows: $695 for the main three...
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