A View from the CLOUD – Has Communication Really Changed? (Part 2)
There was a wonderful show in the late 1960s and early 1970s called Laugh-In. As a young child at the time, it was my first memory of watching television with my mom and dad. I can’t remember if it was shown on the same night as the Muppet Show,...
A View from the CLOUD: Has Communication Really Changed? (Part 1)
Every so often, it is useful not having a computer science degree. As a liberal arts undergraduate, with an MBA and JD, I am liberated to ask questions that may seem trite to the most seasoned veterans of technology. One of those questions is about email, and with Walgreens...
A View from the CLOUD (Health 2.0 SF 2009): Conversations and Thoughts from Day One
San Francisco… 55 degrees… a vibrant morning for Health 2.0, and I’ve already had some interesting conversations about CLOUD before the program even starts. On the way over from the hotel on the bus to the San Francisco Concourse and home of Health 2.0, I engaged in an interesting...
WIRED | Is Online Privacy a Generational Issue?
By Ken Denmead October 1, 2009 | 9:00 am | Categories: Electronic Geek “It seems like every time I talk to people about privacy, there’s a feeling that younger users of online tools simply don’t care about the issue. Often, I am asked why privacy advocates like CDT push government and industry...
A View from the CLOUD (Health 2.0 SF 2009): Health 2.0 Meet ME 1.0
The Design Center concourse in San Francisco could not be a better venue for the upcoming Health 2.0 Conference. For all of the debate that is raging about health care, reform, insurance companies and the rest, the issue at hand is really one of design. The theme, User-Generated Healthcare,...