Not that you need to know – US Population at 300 million
Just a little demographic tidbit I heard about yesterday. If I am not mistaken, the US is bucking the trend of population contraction and lower birth-rate. Finl...
Category: The Narrative
Tired words: Experiences
File this one as ‘Something said daily at work that I can’t avoid’. Experiences – Ugh. From commodities, to packaged goods, to services,...
Finding the right expressions – mobile vs. desktop
I am constantly trying to improve the way I communicate thoughts and concepts I have, trying to have an economy of words, yet very descriptive expressions. Toda...
Great article – Peering into the future of the Infosphere
No sooner had I put Internet and Online on my list of Tired Words, I came across this article by Luciano Floridi. It was a follow-on article of a similar near-f...
Tired words: Online
My struggle here is the definition of this word. Too vague. Online – Everything that communicates or uses data is connected to the net or will be (to be s...
Tired words: Community
The upsurge of the careless use of this word has me spinning. Community – Same as innovation. It’s something you see after, rather than can craft be...
When will some measurements become useless or need new names?
Geez, I’ve been contrarian lately. Maybe it’s because I am working with great folks who question everything (they call it the ‘three whys̵...
Flat rate billing – be careful what you wish for
Today I gave a talk for alumni from the Copenhagen Business School (tickled pink to be invited). I spoke about three topics that are near and dear to ...
Tired words: Internet
I suppose you could say today’s word is a hard one to be tired of. But, I think it’s just that I belong to the last generation of the non-natives wh...
Audioblogger closing down
Audioblogger, a service from Odeo to post over-the-phone recordings onto a Blogger site, will close at the end of this month. Basically, they say it was too exp...