Webinarians, the New Storytellers Posted by under Web Conferencing | No Comments Webinarian is a term used to describe presenters in webinars or web conferences. It’s not a term used to describe a librarian on the web although it sounds like it does. As this form of communication matures many seem to think the best webinars are those where stories are told and human qualities come through [...] Share on Facebook [-] Read the rest of this entry

Dopplr–Collective Travel Knowledge Posted by under Travel | No Comments Dopplr helps you make more of your travels by sharing your future trips privately with friends and colleagues. The service then highlights coincidences, for example, telling you that three people you know will be in Tokyo when you will be there too. You can use Dopplr on your personal computer or mobile phone. It links [...] Share on Facebook [-] Read the rest of this entry

Can the Internet change your brain? Posted by under Health | No Comments Here is a good argument from Nick Heath for how too much TV can lead to permanent changes in the brain and loss of non verbal communication skills.  ZDNet - “The relentless bombardment of video, music and information online could permanently alter our brains and trigger neurological disorders, according to an eminent neurologist. With Western children spending [...] Share on Facebook [-] Read the rest of this entry

Technological Speed Sweeps Us Into New Era Posted by under Micromedia, Web 2.0 | No Comments By Heather Negley The pace of technological change is increasing. This week, as I read the recent news from Neilson about Twitter growing 1,382% over the past year, and I was reminded of Moore’s Law which says that the number of transistors that can be integrated into a circuit doubles every two years. These implications are far [...] Share on Facebook [-] Read the rest of this entry

Twitter Posted by under Uncategorized | No Comments 17 Ways to Use Twitter for Business and Some Not from Duct Tape Marketing. Share on Facebook Tweet This Post  Share on Facebook [-] Read the rest of this entry

Web Conferencing Posted by under Web Conferencing | No Comments TalkPoint Communications provides webcasting and conferencing for delivering meetings and presentations online. Share on Facebook Tweet This Post  Share on Facebook [-] Read the rest of this entry

Kids deceiving parents with net use Posted by under Web 2.0 | No Comments   Computer Shopper - “Parents need to “clue up” on what their children are doing online, according to Symantec. The company’s research showed that UK kids are spending more than twice as much time on the web as their parents think they are, and a third of them say their parents have no idea what they view [...] Share on Facebook [-] Read the rest of this entry

Ads of the World Posted by under Uncategorized | No Comments A search engine for ads. Share on Facebook Tweet This Post  Share on Facebook [-] Read the rest of this entry

Google and Space Posted by under Maps | No Comments So if there is Google Mars, what other space-like projects has google launched. Google Moon? Check. Google sun, no. But there is a Google Sky. Share on Facebook Tweet This Post  Share on Facebook [-] Read the rest of this entry

Google Mars Posted by under Maps | No Comments Telegraph Google has updated its Google Mars service to show more details of Mars both in its history and the present day. More about Google Mars. Share on Facebook Tweet This Post  Share on Facebook [-] Read the rest of this entry