This brings up a whole new definition to term “collaboration”. Techmeme today has a post from the Discovery Channel that Split-Screen Tech Doubles Computer Use. Some others that picked up the story are Engaget, Slashdot and The Raw Feed. I can see this being quite useful for one person’s use. VirtueDesktops on OS X is [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Uncorrelated’
How do you know? Answer: Parking Lot Test.
How do you know when you are posting something on your blog that would be considered acceptable with your employer or that you are posting something that you really shouldn’t be. Well, first off, while I’ve been an avid blog reader for quite some time, I’ve only been blogging for a short time. However, for [...]
Little Social Experiment Over
It took only one day for Correlate to be discovered. My colleague, Daniela Barbosa, found it quite quickly. And all it took was a name mention and an alert set-up on the term. A little of 24 hours is not bad, especially considering Daniela just got back from vacation. She found Correlate with an alert [...]
A Little Correlation Social Experiment
For some time, many of my friends and colleagues have asked me if I had a blog, why didn’t I have a blog, would I every consider starting a blog, etc… For me, it wasn’t about interest, I’ve been an avid blog reader for quite some time (Google Reader is what I use, more in [...]
Welcome to Correlate…
Well, a first post has to come at some point, it may as well be now. My hope with this blog is to express some thoughts (and opinion) on the areas of the web where value is created and derived through the connections, relationships and linkages that only the web can drive. I’m sure, in [...]
