Do we dumb ourselves down to make the computers look smarter? We scan more, avoid deeply reading longer articles and our minds are geared towards efficiency.

00 is the Future of Business, by Chris Anderson which explains the evolution of free goods and services on the web. Among several interesting points, the quote below was one of the interesting comments. Do you agree with my point that Apple changes the way it was or do you think there is other turning point or reasons that changes happen? LBS itself, as .

Saturday, December 4, 2010. There is nothing terribly exciting about my Facebook profile. Based on my publicized information, about the most interesting thing you can gather about me is that I have an affinity for Catholic schools. On Saturday, though, I suppose I revealed even more about myself after publicly declaring my anti-child abuse stance.

Brave New World of Digital Intimacy. This is the paradox of ambient awareness. Each little update each individual bit of social information is insignificant on its own, even supremely mundane.

Saturday, December 4, 2010. Location, Location, Location. So seeing as I accidently read and blogged about beloved Google last week, I though I would take this opportunity to provide my take on Location Based Services. Announcing to the world you just bought a new LCD 48 inch TV? I also have to wonder is there ever a flaw in having too much information? Small individually owned businesses do not have the luxury to cut their prices or offer weekly discounts. Wednesday, November 17, 2010.