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-Choose a meeting space with a timer
-Don’t wait for late or missing attendees
-Tell the other attendees that you have to log off at a certain time.Make an agenda and enforce it
-Chop the guest list
Common sense but worth keeping in mind every now and again…
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Imagine…
-If we stopped automating social media
-If we only shared things we actually liked
-If we looked at social media like a tool
-If we learned how to disagree
-If we paid more attention to the local tie-in
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At first there were brands, next came search, algorithms, human links… And then algorithmic authority and predictive creation? Not sure I fully understand and even less agree with the 2 latest points, but very interesting analysis anyway.
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Despite the increasing integration of Online Social Networks (OSNs) activity into everyday life, however, there has been no research on the most fundamental question about OSN profiles: Do they convey accurate impressions of profile owners?
A widely held assumption, supported by content analyses, suggests that OSN profiles are used to create and communicate idealized selves (Manago, Graham, Greenfield, & Salimkhan, 2008). According to this idealized virtual-identity hypothesis, profile owners display idealized characteristics that do not reflect their actual personalities. Thus, personality impressions based on OSN profiles should reflect profile owners’ ideal-self views rather than what the owners are actually like.
A contrasting view holds that OSNs may constitute an extended social context in which to express one’s actual personality characteristics, thus fostering accurate interpersonal perceptions.
Which is true? A brilliant study by the University of Mainz.
Via ReadWriteWeb
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Useless but real fun! Music generated using the source code of any given web page. Via korben.info
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via secrets2moteurs
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Cloud backup system for iPhone contacts. Via Alain Helg
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