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Formation SAWI: Spécialiste en médias sociaux et communautés en ligne.
Rédactrice en chef et auteurActive Elsewhere
Bookmarked a link: RT @helgarhelgar: Any Vandals? http://t.co/qmiOfrmJ
RT @helgarhelgar: Any Vandals? http://t.co/qmiOfrmJ
Bookmarked a link: Criticism can be difficult to handle, especially at 8 in the morning. at Bill’s Blog
Criticism can be difficult to handle, especially at 8 in the morning. at Bill’s Blog http://t.co/eVu7hsYe > oooh old (good) memories :-)
living on a boat excitement: just saved a fish from the toilet bowl (got drawn in with the flush water!)
seagull has been calling by the boat for the last hour. wonder who/why he/she is calling like that.
ok, I select MDEX as the audio device in Skype, and it thinks a call is ongoing
Bookmarked a link: www.news.admin.ch - Travail de care non rémunéré: Des bases pour une meilleure protection sociale
"@gouvsuisse Travail de care non rémunéré: Des bases pour une meilleure protection sociale http://t.co/5W8gsleT" > translation fail
So true! Airport security comic strip http://t.co/R8DzzvDI
Blogroll
- Adam Tinworth
- Andy Baio
- Anil Dash
- Brian Kellett
- Corinne Stoppelli
- danah boyd
- Dave Winer
- David Weinberger
- Derek Powazek
- Doc Searls
- Elisabeth Stoudmann
- Fortuitous (Matt Haughey)
- Heather Powazek Champ
- Jason Kottke
- Jeffrey Zeldman
- Jeremy Keith
- Joi Ito
- JP Rangaswami
- Karl Dubost
- Kevin Marks
- Laurent Gloaguen
- Laurent Haug
- Leisa Reichelt
- Matt Haughey
- Meg Hourihan
- Plantgasm (Derek Powazek)
- Stéphane Deschamps
- Suw Charman
- Tara Hunt
- Wil Wheaton
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- More About the M-DEX, and a Cool Blog: Hack and Hear
- More About Hearing Aids (And Geeking Out a Bit)
- Post haineux de 3h du mat’ sponsorisé par Balelec
- Tounsi perdu et puis retrouvé
- Ailleurs
- Books Read in 2011
- A Plugin to Compensate for Flickr Broken Embed Suckage?
- A Week With My Superpower
- My Pallet Garden
- Having Cats
- Getting Your iCloud Photostream to Play Nice With Lightroom
- Trucs en vrac
- Three Weeks With My New Cats, Tounsi and Safran
- Drive, Practical Wisdom, Money and Congress, Alone Together
- Hello, Cats!
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- Dring, venez vous faire fouiller ! « aeemtech on Outraged and Furious: First Encounter With a Full-Body Scanner (in the UK)
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- More About the M-DEX, and a Cool Blog: Hack and Hear | Climb to the Stars on More About Hearing Aids (And Geeking Out a Bit)
- Stéphane Deschamps on More About Hearing Aids (And Geeking Out a Bit)
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- More About Hearing Aids (And Geeking Out a Bit) | Climb to the Stars on A Week With My Superpower
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Quote Me- "Time flies and the photos I’ve taken get left behind."
- "People always think getting dressed is about putting clothes on. It’s not. It’s a spell..."
- "I was outside, and the rain and the fog smelled nice. They smelled of hope, I think. They smelled..."
- "On apprend toujours mieux de ses propres erreurs que de celles des autres."
- "It’s like watching a train wreck and hanging around to see if there are going to be any..."
Tag Archives: notes
Lift09 — Jörg Jelden — Fakesumption
Unauthorized products. Office in Beijing, was shocked by the importance of fakes over there. Talked to his manager “let’s do something about it”. So started talking to fakesters, those who track them down, lawyers. Disclaimer: not making fun of a … Continue reading
Lift09 — Matt Webb — Scientific Fiction and Design
Book: Cusp, Robert A. Metzger. SF (steph-note: sounds like a crazy story, need to read it!) This is not the SF we’re talking about here. No flying cars, silver skullcaps… Here: Scientific Fiction (World War Z — zombie story; the … Continue reading
Lift09 — Sarah Marquis
Laurent: extraordinary stand-in speaker Sarah Marquis, an adventurer who goes off for months on end, walking across Australia for example. Est-il possible aujourd’hui d’imaginer se retrouver dans la nature sans aide technologique? On est des mammifères après tout. Pas d’électricité, … Continue reading
Lift09 — Dan Hill — Soft Infrastructure Superpowers
Has been travelling since Monday, arrived from Australia 3 hours ago. Poor Dan! How to re-route 400 passengers? Soft infrastructure, bits of paper with numbers on. In Hong Kong, malfunctioning aircrafts (steph-note: not sure I’m understanding all this.) Hotel Smart … Continue reading
Lift09 – David Rose – How Fiction Shapes the Future
Persistant needs/wishes fantasies: to know to communicate to heal to protect to create for mobility Inspirations for where to advance. Know To know the truth. Invention and fiction. Marsden (?): here were no cultural icons representing strong women => WonderWoman, … Continue reading
Lift09 — Change — Nicolas Nova — The Recurring Failure of Holy Grails
Videophone 1969 — so expensive that nobody could use it. The Intelligent Fridge 1996 Location-based services 1993 — a success in terms of communication, but not in terms of where people are (steph-note: not sure I got that right) — … Continue reading
Lift09 Workshop: Where will you work tomorrow? (Pierre Belcari)
Workshop information. Watch the video. Developing environments. Different solutions available at the moment in Europe. Evolution of the workplace. Where do we come from? Office: individual offices, cubicles, open spaces Hoteling: book work spaces when you need them, inside the … Continue reading
Somesso – David Terrar: Building Sustainable Corporate Web Communities
From James Govenor on Twitter: Network value is how many opportunities people create for you when you’re not there. Why build communities: tons of reasons. An online community is a group of people joined by a common interest. What motivates … Continue reading
Somesso: Opening Remarks (Arjen Strijker and Susan Kish)
[fr]Mes notes de la conférence Somesso à Zurich.[en]I’m at the Somesso conference near Zurich today. Most of the usual suspects are here, and some others — about 50 people in the room at my last count. Wifi has just been … Continue reading



