Wirearchy

Over the last few days I’ve noticed several snippets that remind me for the umpteenth time of the mindsets and practices that characterize much of the consulting industry’s emphasis on solutions at the expense of thinking, dialogue and the intelligent use of tried and true principles.
First off, I noticed a Globe and Mail article on [...]

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I think this …
Innovation in eHealth
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And they encourage multiple parallel small-scale experiments using these tools, in the context of addressing specific organizational problems, so that participating organizations can actually become leaders in the use of new technologies and ideas, instead of just abstractly understanding their potential.

is basically the same, conceptually, as this …

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“Do I contradict myself? / Very well then I contradict myself, / (I am large, I contain multitudes).”   Walt Whitman, Song of Myself

Sometimes surf-by lip-shots are just the thing, what’s needed or useful.
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I’m increasingly frustrated with what has been called "fast food conversation".

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I wonder is she is now on the No-Fly List or the terrorist watchlist or whatever they call it now.

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The Zimmers "My Generation"

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By now so very much has been written and said about the impacts both positive and negative of hyperlink-driven mass collaboration, the vast potential for increased effectiveness related to sharing information and scaffolding knowledge, and the apparent flattening of organizations that will follow.

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… and some responses from the readers of Digital Home 

Readers lambaste Bell over decision to pull adsMonday, 16 April 2007
Last Friday Bell Canada pulled its advertising from Digital Home citing our refusal to remove an article about the new Bell ExpressVu 6141, 9241 and 9242 HD MPEG4 receivers.
Over the weekend, Digital Home readers, [...]

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Watching Wavy Gravy belt it out on Frank Paynter’s blog, and his mention of Michael Bloomfield, sent me scurrying off to YouTube to look for one of my favourite pieces of music of all time …
Ladies and gentle men … Mike Bloomfield, Al Kooper and Stephen Stills offer you "Stop", from Super Session …

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… with the full range of slander, threats, assaults and attempts to curtail free speech.  In this instance, Wikipedia’s editing process and protocols play a role
I expect more of the Canadian government, though I’d argue that the source of the oppressive scrutiny stems from the USA’s polarizing obsession with terrorism.
Read the full piece here.

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