Monthly Archives November 2006

Wednesday

It’s Wednesday at RSNA. Went to the Sear’s Tower last night, which is the highest tower in the US. Interesting mural history of Chicago, though mysteriously nothing about the impact of Prohibition and the rise of organised crime under Al Capone. Guess that’s one best forgotten (though how about the lessons of Prohibition?). Even managed [...]

Here at RSNA

It’s Tuesday at RSNA. The deer season started today, though apparently your not allowed to kill deer within ‘city limits’. They even had a couple of TV minutes on the start of the seaon, with deer running around the city no doubt trying to escape the start of the hunt. Greg, the guy helping set [...]

Medicexchange launches

Medicexchange USA is live with the cool new design - RSNA here we come. I was hoping for a lead story on Medicare cuts and the impact on imaging services, but so far no luck with a comment from Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi’s office.

Download the neat looking free Medicexchange screensaver here (be warned its [...]

Last of the Gilles Peterson podcasts

This is the last in the series of podcasts from Gilles Peterson in Brazil, thanks to Brahma beer, on the sound of electronica!

(That’s Gilles on the right wearing a medal..)

It’s a strange fact that..

It’s a strange fact that it takes around an hour on the tube to get from one place to another in London, and the same time to bake a potato.
PS: Barking Police rang the day after I used the Met Police minor crime reporting online, impressive, for the loss of my bike saddle. Oh well, [...]

It’s a strange fact that..

It’s a strange fact that it takes around an hour on the tube to get from one place to another in London, and the same time to bake a potato.
PS: Barking Police rang the day after I used the Met Police minor crime reporting online, impressive, for the loss of my bike saddle. Oh well, [...]

Odds and Ends

Some nice person stole my nice new bicycle saddle - I expected to happen but I couldn’t be bothered to cover it over with a blue plastic bag..

Cluetrain Mainfesto’s unpredictable thoughts

The Cluetrain Mainfesto which has inspired social software, has also inspired me. I have found the concept of markets as conversations useful, though it’s also difficult to put into practice with business models which aren’t based on this premise. So seeing how to move from a traditional e-commerce and support model to one on a Cluetrain premise will be interesting. My guess is that this should with strategic nudges happen gradually on its own accord (’by accident’) but I could be wrong..

Cluetrain Mainfesto’s unpredictable thoughts

The Cluetrain Mainfesto which has inspired social software, has also inspired me. I have found the concept of markets as conversations useful, though it’s also difficult to put into practice with business models which aren’t based on this premise. So seeing how to move from a traditional e-commerce and support model to one on a Cluetrain premise will be interesting. My guess is that this should with strategic nudges happen gradually on its own accord (’by accident’) but I could be wrong..

Fifth podacst from Gilles Peterson in Brazil

The fifth in the series is on hip hop - enjoy (and thanks again to Brahma).