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Basics of Social Media in Human Years
Putting Social Media in human years helps us understand what type of platform we are looking at. Continue reading
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How To Avoid The Deep-End of Social Media
The deep end of social media can lead to wasted efforts and resources – avoid it. Continue reading
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How to Rediscover Web 2.0
Web 2.0 came in with a phenomenal wave of buzz, but if we want to rediscover it we need to take a step back. Continue reading
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Social Media and Politics
Collecting congruent people is not going to lead to meaningful dialogue – it is great to see a shift in the way people are using social media. Continue reading
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How To Design An Intelligent UI (Beauty) Versus Mere Prettiness
I sometimes get into trouble when I say, “We don’t design mere ‘pretty,’ we design ‘intelligent beauty’. Continue reading
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