Monthly Archives: July 2007
Death of Email: A sign?
There seems to be a growing backlash against email. Anne Zelenka certainly is not a big fan. So while I disagreed with Anne at the time, I’ve been watching for indications that she may have been right – and perhaps … Continue reading
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IA and The Matrix
Matthew Hodgson and I were discussing the difference between the way we do IA and the practices of some of the process-centric user-centered design crowd. An analogy that I drew, rightly or wrongly, was that we looked beyond the accepted … Continue reading
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The Tao of Facebook
Stephen Collins has been telling me to get onto Facebook now for a while. I finally succumbed last night after Steve mentioned the Facebook group for the Canberra Coworking Space concept. I invited everyone I know who I thought might … Continue reading
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HumaneIA settles on WordPress
This blog started life on Blogger.com hosting. Then it moved to Blogger on the humaneia.com domain. Six weeks ago I resurrected it on Movable Type 4 beta. I liked Movable Type – it had a lot going for it as … Continue reading
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