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February 2005 Archives :: Blog :: Headshift

Can robot learning teach us how to share emergent metadata?

by Lee Bryant | February 18, 2005 4:16 PM | 1 comments

Notes of a lecture entitled "The Origins of Language and Meaning" by Professor Luc Steels, and some early thoughts about how we might use this thinking in joining up clouds or collections of lightweight metadata read full post

CFMX 7 ... one step beyond

February 17, 2005 12:39 PM | 2 comments

Listening to Ben Forta present the multiple virtues of the latest edition of CFMX read full post

Social Software as a force multiplier for existing corporate systems

by Lee Bryant | February 15, 2005 10:19 AM | 0 comments

Adopting social software in the enterprise does mean throwing out other systems; in fact, it can bring them to life by layering on user-generated metadata to recombine existing data in new, more flexible ways read full post

What happens when the students blog better than the professors?

by Lee Bryant | February 10, 2005 12:36 AM | 0 comments

Aaron Swartz blogs his way through Stanford, offering a glimpse into the future of student blogging read full post

Two good reasons to break the rules

by Lee Bryant | February 10, 2005 12:04 AM | 0 comments

Rules? What have they ever done for us? read full post

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