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ThoughtBlogs - Alumni: Another talk I greatly enjoyed this year was Matt Webb?s talk on Making Senses. Matt recast browsing as a full-sense experience and went on to show how the properties of different senses ? (via Cosmos)

  Time Wasted on Binaries: To be honest, I was expecting something more technical from that keynote, but what he pulled off proved to be much better. It makes a beautiful read too. (via Cosmos)

Ben Griffiths’ weblog: THe obvious target is the review sites..where user reviews are collected (with the risk that you could be advertising next to a bunch of bad reviews of your product). An opportunity here is the development of better targetting which will help both advertisers and users…users only seeings adverts about what they want to see. (via Cosmos)

Usabilityblog.dk: t really have the time to take two days away from the thesis (with the deadline moving closer and faster) there are no regrets, and I?m already looking forward to next year. A few conference links: Matt Webb?s slides from Making Senses Michael Neutze?s slides from Visualisation put into Perspective Notes from Jesse James Garretts?s speech on User-Generated Information Architecture (from leapfrog.nl) Notes from Jesse James Garretts (via Cosmos)

Infovore : a weblog by Tom Armitage: Adam Arvidsson’s General Intellect - or the Renaissance of Karl Marx was utterly captivating - a lecturer with no slides, no notes, and the audience in the palm of his hand for 45 minutes. It also complemented Ulla-Maaria Mutanen’s Crafter Economics very well indeed, and illuminated more of that talk for me. (via Cosmos)

rodcorp: Interconnected: Making Senses, reboot8 (via Cosmos)

david’s blog: features that he would include in his ideal sensory browser and talked about the different way we could use senses to engage with the web in different ways. Not wanting to go over things that have already been covered elsewhere on the web, there are slides available at Matt?s blog and some rough notes from Kars Alfrink. (via Cosmos)

pierre andersson / blogg: Bland det som lever kvar starkast i minnet fr?n g?rdagen finns Matt Webbs presentation "Making Senses", d?r han utifr?n m?nniskans sinnen argumenterade f?r ny funktionalitet i v?ra webbl?sare. Steve Coast fr?n OpenStreetMap som pratade om projektet d?r 2000 anv?ndare hj?lps ?t att bygga ?ppna, fritt tillg?ngliga kartor med hj?lp av GPS, (via Cosmos)

[Stoweboyd.com] /Message: Each user will only need a single login, no matter how many other accounts are connected. This is the right way to build social software, unlike the mistake made by 37signals in Basecamp (see Basecamp and the Federation of Work), where a highly connected person like me can have a dozen or more Basecamp logins, and no consolidated view across those siloed work environments.

 [Ruk.ca] ruk.ca | peter rukavina's weblog: Presentations from Guy, Michael Smith, Matt Webb, and Alexander Kjerulf were .Because of my awesome strength and advanced years, I was able to best .

[Robichaux.net] Paul's Down-Home Page: Reportedly, Delta's going to enhance this so that you can specify someone else to get your flight alerts-- I'd love that feature, as it gives me an easy way for Arlene to keep track of when to get me from the airport. Running a close second is this report that DL's going to stop buying CRJs and get the EMB-170/190 instead, which is about a million times more comfortable.

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