Monthly Archives: June 2011

You want to know this: why your posts on Facebook don’t get read

Posted on June 6, 2011 by Karl

Take two scenarios: Something horrifically bad happens. You decide to share it on Facebook expecting your friends to see it. Then you get just a couple of comments, and you worry why so few care. Or lets say you have … Continue reading →

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“Why new internet and software architecture will define the future of society”

Posted on June 4, 2011 by Karl

Lots of thought provoking bits to think about in Thomas Bjelkeman’s post: “Law is hard. Code is harder. Why new internet and software architecture will define the future of society” If you combine the thought that our communications infrastructure is … Continue reading →

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Random Hacks of Kindness event in Philly today

Posted on June 4, 2011 by Karl

It’s going to be a great day of building, to help make things better, at today’s Random Hacks of Kindness event in Philly. If you are a programmer, a designer, a builder, you want to be there today.

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