Goodbye to the year of the Wave
Will 2009 be remembered as the year of the Wave? Google Wave is still in trial, and having played around with it for a bit, it is clearly still a bit rough around the edges. One tends to try and use it like we use email, and knowing where to put waves, where [...]
The Wave is growing
I’ve highlighted Google Wave before, but now it has been launched to a large number of beta users, more and more people are exploring just what it can do. Here is a wonderful demonstration of Google Wave for Tarantino fans (not for the faint hearted!):
Putting government data online
Following the appointment of Tim Berners-Lee as advisor to the government on how to make its data more widely available, it is interesting to see what has been happening in the US, and also to read some of Tim’s early thoughts on what we should be doing.
This is clearly not a lonely journey – the [...]
Goodbye to Powerpoint?
I’ve been playing with Prezi for a while now, and I think it really has something. It’s an innovative product that allows you to create presentations on multiple levels. You can fly over them at a high altitude, or zoom into the detail when required to do so. It looks good, can embed videos, pictures [...]
Can we live without email?
In 2004, Lawrence Lessig declared “email bankruptcy”, sent out a single mass apology, and presumably started again with a blank sheet. By now, he might well be deeply in “email debt” again.
Today, life without email is becoming a more realistic prospect. The combination of various social networking and collaboration solutions is leading some commentators to [...]