Yesterday's conversations
Blogging
What is a blog? Who owns it, is it written by an author or by a person? Does writing a blog make you an author? Is it academic? should I give references? What's the most important thing between sharing an idea or referencing the author of an idea. How many references are relevant? A lifetime's?
Are there any new ideas under the moon?
Is it better to write little and often or more, thoughtfully?
When do you work out a title for something: at the start, during or at the end?
eg:
Global Finance
Could Google bank, peer to peer lending and the new credit unions make traditional banks seem like a steam train? Are there really any public banks, are they like public schools (ie private). Could social networks become social banks?
Dragons, trends and fashion (predictions)
Coming soon :)
Netiquette, Christmas cheer and humbugs
Funny thing happened to a family friend on Christmas day - he shared an idea someone had shared with him. Most people liked the idea. One person said he should have given the reference. But the way it was said was stark and mean. The idea was to to increase love but this poor commentator just wanted to be a smart alec. Bah humbug.
What is a blog? Who owns it, is it written by an author or by a person? Does writing a blog make you an author? Is it academic? should I give references? What's the most important thing between sharing an idea or referencing the author of an idea. How many references are relevant? A lifetime's?
Are there any new ideas under the moon?
Is it better to write little and often or more, thoughtfully?
When do you work out a title for something: at the start, during or at the end?
eg:
Global Finance
Could Google bank, peer to peer lending and the new credit unions make traditional banks seem like a steam train? Are there really any public banks, are they like public schools (ie private). Could social networks become social banks?
Dragons, trends and fashion (predictions)
Coming soon :)
Netiquette, Christmas cheer and humbugs
Funny thing happened to a family friend on Christmas day - he shared an idea someone had shared with him. Most people liked the idea. One person said he should have given the reference. But the way it was said was stark and mean. The idea was to to increase love but this poor commentator just wanted to be a smart alec. Bah humbug.
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