Social computing goals for 2009: edit in one place, auto-update everywhere

  I am having a frustrating time trying to get my ‘status feed’ working across all my social applications. I have decided to use Twitter as my main place to update my status (http://twitter.com/mark_turrell). I do this usually once a day, sometimes more often if I am sitting at the computer, or if I am […]

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Collaborative problem solving – but let’s try not to obsess about ‘free’

http://www.typepad.com/t/trackback/229727/35956092 I came across a blog posting by Dave Tebbutt, a technology analyst writing about collaboration and social computing. I read his comments on doing what Imaginatik does with great interest, particularly in focusing on the ‘use of free tools’ angle. Here is my response, saved on his blog as a comment: The funny thing […]

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