Naftos kaina nuo 2000 m. auksu, USD ir EUR

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Media by 2050

Subjects to be covereded in this blog

• Prediction markets – Insuria, Futrchy, X Markets
• Attention/Intention/Gestures
• Affinity services – tuangou, GestureBank, connected consuption
• VRM, GRM
• Identity – values, OpenID
• Rules – technical, business (BPML), law 2.0
• Media – ebracing/analysing/deconstructing Umair Haque, transformation/experience economy
• Ecoliving

Kyla mūšis dėl teisės reguliuoti naująsias medijas

Tikriausiai tai ženklas, kad

• TV ir kitų tradicinių medijų lobistų rankos toli siekia (konkurenciją dera eliminuoti kuo anksčiau)
• arba politinė klasė taip intymiai susijusi su tradicinėm medijom, kad paniškai bijo nekontroliuojamo komunikacinio srauto tinkle.

Europe Moves To Kill Internet

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Harvardo universiteto profesorius migruoja i Second Life

media landscaping: Harvard Law moves to Second Life

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From service design to policy design

Here is one more example of ever new language games popping up. Services design is one such buzzphrase that is used for top-down matrix.

In the meantime

• “user in charge” awareness will lead to “citizen in charge”
• “connected consumption” will equally lead to “peer governance”

We then will get an inverted services/policies design by people.

Technorati Tags: design, policy, userincharge, p2p-governance

Vilnius map

Map of Vilnius, Vilniaus LT

Tail wags the dog

The control shift here means the tail starts wagging the dog. Here is the whole point: to make the dog think it is still in charge thus making the inverse governance even more pervasive. Once the dog is hooked it is too late for him.Hedging social tasks is one of the ways to wag in your desired direction.

The Web-Powered Control Shift: Social Computing (web2.wsj2.com)

Blogosferos būklė – 2006 balandis

Blogosfera vis plečiasi. Nuo pokalbio tarp savų ir saviems – iki besimezgančios socialinės Matricos.

Sifry’s Alerts: State of the Blogosphere, April 2006 Part 1: On Blogosphere Growth

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