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Nov
29
The Future Internet
Filed Under Digital Business, Digital Entrepreneurship, Digital Innovation, Learning, Revolution, Web 2.0, future internet, internet economics, internetofthings, pervasive computing | 1 Comment
I just returned from an invigorating two days at my first NSF Future INternet Design (FIND) community meeting. As you may know, Golisano Computing colleague Nirmala Shenoy and I were fortunate to have a grant accepted for this program.
What I learned quickly at this meeting is that the FIND community are a VERY impressive group […]
Nov
20
Digital Entrepreneurship Tipping Point 2
Filed Under Digital Business, Digital Entrepreneurship, Digital Innovation, Web 2.0 | Leave a Comment
We are experiencing a real tipping point in our Digital Entrepreneurship community (http://digent.rit.edu)! This Fall, with no class to drive it, the digent social network has grown approximately 33% larger.
Why is this happening? First, RIT’s Entrepreneurship Conference attracted more local people to the network. Then, Richard DeMartino has invited a number of prestigious faculty who […]
Nov
13
Every NYTimes article on Facebook:Forever! (Tags are wonderful)
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I love this. It used to be an interested fellow would have to use Pipes to make this happen. Not anymore. Here is every article (now and ongoing) that the new york times publishes involving facebook:
http://bits.blogs.nytimes.com/tag/facebook/