A few slides to layout the principle of different feedback loops between your online community, your site, contributors, readers and other blogs and communities. Any feedback?
Feedback Loops
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…And thanks to tweet-feedback from Jenny Ambrozek (@sagenet) for the wider context around the power of feedback loops – see the Fast Company article [...]
Everyone’s got a pet theory as to the cause of the credit crunch, Mine’s ‘groupthink’. What do you think about that?! I even name drop Warren Buffett in my theory. Plus a reference to ‘black swan theory’ for good measure;-)
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Jeremiah Owyang, Senior Analyst at Forrester Research in Social Computing charts the start of the US-based social media layoffs. By no coincidence it’s beginning in the UK too, so I hear. Then again, anecdotally speaking, it’s not all doom and gloom either. My tech elder brother Andrew is flying down to London soon to raise venture [...]
I see IBM are working with Dow Jones and Thomson Reuters’ healthcare arm on a new web 2.0 software center in the US. Nice, I used to work with Thomson Reuters’ healthcare arm in the UK (with the affable Jeremy Snelling) and talked with them on improving their data feed for Medicexchange.com. Now I’m working [...]
I like coincidences, so it was great fun to see the recent Fortune magazine article ‘America’s Hottest Investor’ focus on a true contrarian, mutual fund manager Ken Heebner, who also just happens to be at the top of his investment game. And who just happens to confirm my liking for Petrobas (PBR): “Petrobas could become the biggest stock in the world,” he says..
TOWARDS A WORKING NON-LINEAR SCIENCE OF EMPOWERMENT
Stuart G. Hall, m-power
A paper for presentation during the Ninth Annual International Conference of the Society for Chaos Theory in Psychology and the Life Sciences in Berkeley, California, July 23-26, 1999
Abstract: This paper is based on the believe that people have an intuitive ‘chaos’ understanding of the world in [...]
Spotted the nice story about the lottery winner today, who had both dreamed about a win, and his daughter had been told by a mystery woman that she would win the lottery. That got me thinking for fun about the science of winning and predicting, and the ability of people in this respect, which I’ve [...]
While my uncle is reportedly the last surviving member of the Royal Lincolnshire Regiment I was reminded of the history of the Royal Leicestershire Regiment today with a visit to the Newake Houses Museum. Little did I know that in 1776 the forerunner to the regiment, the 17th Regiment of Foot, helped capture New York [...]
There was a sense of chaos in Monday, quite apart from the banks ‘Black Monday’ as City AM titled it. The fire engines from Shoreditch were out in Copthall Avenue. And the C2C trains were severley delayed going out of Fenchurch Street.
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Cool, spotted Gary Rhodes the famous chef in John Lewis. Nice coincidence (wikipedia tells me so it must be right) that he started his career at the Amsterdam Hilton Hotel, where we are off for Xmas.Looks like he has a newish recent in W1 — Rhodes W1 which would be worth checking out.
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