Apple
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239
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Consumer Behavior
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Shared to Solo
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7
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Local to Granfalloon
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19
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Solo to Swarm
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19
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Addiction to Habit Forming Technologies
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13
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Privacy is a feeling
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18
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Information Pedigree
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Known Source to Crowdsource
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36
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Audience to Participants
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41
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Information overload vs ability to comprehend
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15
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Critical Journalism to Normalized Promotion
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29
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Anonymous (private) to Profiled (public)
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29
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Content Aggregators Cloud The Truth
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21
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Detecting Pedigree Remotely
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18
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Media Biz Models
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Citizens seek broadband
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0
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Consumption to Creation
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1
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Creation to Aggregation
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35
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Location becomes Central
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4
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New Value Moment
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14
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News Worth
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Nameplate to Disembodied
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24
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The Renaissance of Copyright
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27
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Slope
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Desktop to Mobile
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12
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Centralized to Distributed
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32
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Mass Media to Atomized
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36
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Geography to Topic
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10
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Theory
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Research
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24
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Government-centric vs. Culturally deterministic
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7
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Class Warfare
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10
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Property Rights vs. Human Rights
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14
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Technological Determinism
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5
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Behavior Creates Structure
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11
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Value Moment
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Synergy at Vortex Points
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5
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Services become Games
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19
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Scrubbed: Reputation from disgrace to redemption in months
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NYMag...
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06/18/13 
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I watched online as a college classmate went from disgrace to redemption in months. That’s when I found myself deep in the world of black-ops reputation management.
(Long story about reputation scrubbing by erecting networks of false praise to drown out bad news.)
By Graeme Wood
On November 29, 2010, federal agents in San Francisco arrested a 33-year-old New Yorker named Samuel Phineas Upham, setting in motion the chain of news reports that are responsible for Google’s autocompleting his name in the following w... (Trends: Privacy is a feeling,Known Source to Crowdsource,Critical Journalism to Normalized Promotion,Content Aggregators Cloud The Truth,Detecting Pedigree Remotely,Property Rights vs. Human Rights,Services become Games)
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Graph Search's Dirty Promise and the Con of the Facebook 'Like'
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SteveCheney...
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01/17/13 
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A blog post promoted as news on Business Insider
(Why would a search based on a 50% lie be useful?)
We all know that the pressure for Facebook to monetize is massive and growing. Yesterday Zuckerberg fulfilled the promise he dropped at TC Disrupt to release a product that will finally compete with Google. To put socially relevant people, places, interest... (Trends: Knowledge to Belief,Solo to Swarm,Privacy is a feeling,Known Source to Crowdsource,Audience to Participants,Critical Journalism to Normalized Promotion,Content Aggregators Cloud The Truth,Detecting Pedigree Remotely,Centralized to Distributed)
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Have media companies destroyed their copyrights with the 'Share'Button?
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paidconent...
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11/25/12 
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Does the Share Button Violate or Destroy Copyrights? Can copying 100% of something be fair use? See Righthaven v. CIO (righthaven llc v. kayse jama, an individual an center for intercultural organizing, a non profit. See
("There’s one basic copyright principle people agree on in nearly every situation-and you don’t need to be a lawyer to figure out: You can’t make a whole, perfect, 100% copy without permission.")
(See Righthaven case brief for context?) Righthaven has become controversial by taking a sue-first-ask-questions-later approach to copyright enforcement on behalf of its newspaper clients, which include MediaNews Group as well as the smaller chain that own... (Trends: Detecting Pedigree Remotely,The Renaissance of Copyright)
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media law 3 Major Publishers Sue Open-Education Textbook Start-Up
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ChronicleofHigherEducation...
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11/10/12 
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Aggregating web content into a "pattern" that mimics another's work academic work -- is it a copyright violation?
(I remember thingking that I remembered hearing someone describe a thought that resembled a thought that someone else once described to me, after they remembered something someone once said.)
Open-education resources have been hailed as a trove of freely available information that can be used to build textbooks at virtually no cost. But a copyright lawsuit filed last month presents a potential roadblock for the burgeoning movement.
A group o... (Trends: Critical Journalism to Normalized Promotion,Content Aggregators Cloud The Truth,Detecting Pedigree Remotely,Creation to Aggregation,The Renaissance of Copyright,Mass Media to Atomized)
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The decaying web and our disappearing history
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BBC...
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09/29/12 
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One keystroke kills, history, archiving kill searches.
(The thought that the content on the internet would be "immortal" proves to be quite mortal.)
Tom Chatfield -- Our online history is disappearing at an astonishing rate, creating a black hole for future historians.
Congress to archive every tweet
The Library of Congress will give billions of tweets a home next to the Declaration of Independence... (Trends: Detecting Pedigree Remotely,Creation to Aggregation,Mass Media to Atomized)
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Definition of Crowdsourcing
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CrowdSource...
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07/15/12 
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We're Sitting on a Definition Problem Here.
(Lots of things are called crowdsourcing. Here are some linguistic guidelines)
... (Trends: Known Source to Crowdsource,Anonymous (private) to Profiled (public),Detecting Pedigree Remotely,New Value Moment)
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Apple Patents Doppelganger Privacy Technique
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Forbes...
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07/14/12 
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If you spit in the soup, nobody eats.
(It's like having four identical clones who are total liars.)
6 comments, 5 called-out + Comment now
Big Brother in a still from Apple's January 1984 advertisement.
In January of 1984, Apple’s most famous television ad promised to smash Big Brother. Twenty-eight years later, a strange new patent seems to show ... (Trends: Privacy is a feeling,Anonymous (private) to Profiled (public),Detecting Pedigree Remotely)
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Tool tracks edit changes in NYT stories
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NYT...
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07/06/12 
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You can detect the fingerprints of editorial changes in the NYT articles.
(Stories change over time as wrters and editors do their job. This shows how the "news" is arbitrary.)
By ARTHUR S. BRISBANE
Published: June 30, 2012 10 Comments
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THE NEW YORK TIMES is the closest thing we have in this country to a “newspaper of record.” A year ago I suggested that the paper shou... (Trends: Information overload diluting value,--xx Critical Journalism to Normalized Promotion,Detecting Pedigree Remotely)
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Why 'Nigerian scammers' say they're from Nigeria
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ComputerWorld...
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06/20/12 
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Tired of being ripped off by amateurs?
(It's soooo much better when done by a professional.)
Rohan Pearce : Almost every inbox has been plagued by them: Emails offering a chance at a share of millions of dollars (or pounds or euros). Someone works at a Department of Finance or Department of Oil or is terminally ill or for some other reason needs ... (Trends: Knowledge to Belief,Detecting Pedigree Remotely,Anonymous (private) to Profiled (public))
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Publishers make bid to close filesharing sites
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GUARDIAN...
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03/27/12 
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Publishers strike against illicit eBook distributors
(The War Against the War on Copyright (TM) is not over, by any means. Will the bad capitalists make it too painful to steal that which is unprotected? Or will technology make the whole question moot?)
A coalition of US publishing groups has taken legal action in Ireland in a bid to close websites they accuse of copyright infringement.
The crackdown came as the UK's Serious Organised Crime Agency announced it would treat illicit filesharing websites a... (Trends: Detecting Pedigree Remotely,The Renaissance of Copyright,Property Rights vs. Human Rights)
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Academic publishers run a guarded knowledge economy
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GUARDIAN...
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03/27/12 
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The business model for scholarly papers forms a barrier to the public, but can such walls remain standing?
(Public money is converted to private capital in a number of ways. Increasing someone's cultural capital, through education, is one of those ways. So is funding research. )
This week George Monbiot won the internet with a Guardian piece on academic publishers. For those who didn't know: academics, funded mostly by the public purse, pay for the production and dissemination of papers; but for historical reasons, these are publi... (Trends: Information overload vs ability to comprehend,Detecting Pedigree Remotely,The Renaissance of Copyright)
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The Higher Education Monopoly is Crumbling As We Speak
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THENEWREPUBLIC...
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03/16/12 
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College Degrees don't work for many Web-era jobs. Are there alternatives.
(Captain Kirk says that there are always alternatives. In this case, finding ways to evaluate the credibility of self-directed education in programming and content-creation skills is the challenge.)
In the last years of the nineteenth century, Charles Dow created an index of 12 leading industrial companies. Almost none of them exist today. While General Electric remains an industrial giant, the U.S. Leather Company, American Cotton Oil, and others hav... (Trends: Anonymous (private) to Profiled (public),Knowledge to Belief,Detecting Pedigree Remotely)
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Industry Calls For Search Engine Censorship
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TORRENTFREAK...
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03/08/12 
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In they can't see it, they can't steal it.
(Or we could cut off their hands, and poke out their eyes.)
At a behind-closed-doors meeting facilitated by the UK Department for Culture, Media and Sport, copyright holders have handed out a list of demands to Google, Bing and Yahoo. To curb the growing piracy problem, Hollywood and the major music labels want the... (Trends: Critical Journalism to Normalized Promotion,Detecting Pedigree Remotely,The Renaissance of Copyright)
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The Credit Card Is The New App Platform
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FORBES...
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03/01/12 
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Oh, now my head hurts.
("Closing the redemption loop" is when your credit card becomes the snitch in your wallet.)
This is a guest post written by Reid Hoffman, Ali Rosenthal and James Slavet from Greylock Partners.
Credit and debit cards are ubiquitous, but theyre mostly pretty dumb. Thats about to change. Over 170 million people in the U.S. have credit cards, an... (Trends: Anonymous (private) to Profiled (public),Detecting Pedigree Remotely,Services become Games,Location becomes Central)
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On the Feasibility of Internet-Scale Author Identification
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Narayana, et al, 2012...
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02/27/12 
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They can tell who you are, since you use the same words so much, and your style too, especially if it's bad.
(Or did I make that part up? That's another way of telling!)
On the Feasibility of Internet-Scale Author Identication
Draft. A version of this paper will appear at IEEE S&P 2012.
Arvind Narayanan
relax@stanford.edu
Hristo Paskov
hpaskov@stanford.edu
Neil Zhenqiang Gong
neilz.gong@berkeley.edu
John Bethencou... (Trends: Anonymous (private) to Profiled (public),Detecting Pedigree Remotely)
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5 Essential Spreadsheets for Social Media Analytics
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MASHABLE...
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02/12/12 
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Here are tools for analyzing aspects of Twitter and Facebook.
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Ann Smarty is a search marketer and full-time web entrepreneur. Ann blogs on search and social media tools. Her newest project, My Blog Guest, is a free platform for guest bloggers and blog owners. Follow Ann on Twitter @seosmarty.
Social media... (Trends: Anonymous (private) to Profiled (public), Data to Meta News, Detecting Pedigree Remotely)
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Popularity of an Article Can Be Predicted Before It's Tweeted
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HP...
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02/10/12 
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Four factors count: source, category, style, and name-dropping.
(Like, the Times quoted CNN reporting that that Madonna said that Lady GaGa was way, way into news.)
HP Labs says its possible to know if your tweet will be a dud before you type the 140 characters.
(get the pdf at here)
(see the video at http://mashable.com/2012/02/09/news-popular... (Trends: Detecting Pedigree Remotely,Known Source to Crowdsource)
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YouProve: Authenticity and Fidelity in Mobile Sensing
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DUKEUNIVERSITY...
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11/10/11 
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The Pedigree of Sound and Images is detectable by identifying areas that have been changed.
(Just like you can tell where wall paint has been touched-up. Well, better, actually.)
As more services have come to rely on sensor data such as audio and photos collected by mobile phone users, verifying the authenticity of this data has become critical for service correctness. At the same time, clients require the flexibility to tradeoff t... (Trends: Detecting Pedigree Remotely, Creation to Aggregation)
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Latest Clips
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TechCrunch 09/03/16
"In the Experience Age, the primary input is visual and the dominant feedback is attention." -- The movement of attention up the chain fulfills the value creation.
Trends:
the conversation 08/10/16
Personality type plays a role in smartphone addiction. -- Check your phone 150-300 times per day? You are sick.
Trends:
TechCrunch 08/05/16
Facebook automatically filtering structure-induced content. -- Structure recognizes structure as a threat. Facebook responds to 'clickbait' content by filtering it out of newsfeeds. Therefore, content generated to meet the demands of structure are filtered.
Trends:
Financial Times 07/27/16
Mixed fortunes of the digital education business suggest hits are elusive "Content would be a great business if one produced only hits, but it never seems to work that way. The lack of barriers to anyone spending prodigious amounts of capital to create the next smash is what ensures a pedestrian return on that capital." -- This illustrates how the role of 'content' has changed away from the 'content of the content' to the role of the content in filling reserved holes in production and distribution structures.
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BackChannel 07/21/16
Copmpact for a Free, Open and Neutral Network: You have the freedom to use the network for any purpose as long as you don’t harm the operation of the network itself, the rights of other users, or the principles of neutrality that allow contents and services to flow without deliberate interference.
You have the right to understand the network and its components, and to share knowledge of its mechanisms and principles.
You have the right to offer services and content to the network on your own terms.
You have the right to join the network, and the obligation to extend this set of rights to anyone according to these same terms. -- How a self-configuring network was built.
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CED 07/14/16
Cord cut. -- All that wasted wire.....
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Gizmodo 06/15/16
Tightly cold makes better taste. -- See also scientific american study of coffee
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ScienceDaily 06/08/16
Wait a minute: can you see my hand? -- Oh, yeah, and concentration.
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Irish Independent 05/17/16
We showed in 1991 that print drives online participation. -- The Independent commissioned the study.
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Wired 05/01/16
User pressure for bandwidth is having the predictable effect. --
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eurekalert 04/22/16
"So, like, I realized I was only going 20 in a 50, and I said 'Hey, man, check it out. I'm only going uh, uh, uh. Cool.'" -- Wait a minute; can you see my hand?
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ScienceDaily 04/21/16
Evidence of a compromised dopamine system has been found in heavy users of marijuana. -- Like, heavy, man.
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ScienceDaily 04/18/16
Adding coffee to the diet of people with non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) could help reverse the condition, according to a new study conducted in mice . --
Trends:
slashdot @ apple.com 04/16/16
The structure expects consumers behavior 'X'. Consumers behave 'X'. Production expands. -- Q. #2 of How does Apple conduct its Product Greenhouse Gas Life Cycle Assessment?": "To model customer use, we measure the power consumed by a product while it is running in a simulated scenario. Daily usage patterns are specific to each product and are a mixture of actual and modeled customer use data. Years of use, which are based on first owners, are assumed to be four years for OS X and tvOS devices and three years for iOS and watchOS devices. More information on our product energy use is provided in our Product Environmental Reports." Point number 2 for the question "How does Apple conduct its Product Greenhouse Gas Life Cycle Assessment?"
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Addiction to Habit Forming Technologies, Technological Determinism,Behavior Creates Structure,Services become Games
ScienceDaily 04/15/16
Effect similar to other addictions -- Yup.
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