Reads tagged with “social web”

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Reads tagged with “social web”

How to solve the world’s problems by harnessing human nature.

What 1205 strangers have to do with Gmail, virtual zoetropes and the anatomy of walking.

Facebooking flora, or what biometric feedback has to do with broadening empathy.

What bus shelters have to do with civic engagement and Marshall McLuhan.

The new language of the creative polyglot, or what tweets have to do with portfolios.

What Mark Zuckerberg has to do with tyranny, memory and digital perishables.

What humanitarian crisis management has to do with brand monitoring and natural language.

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