This link has been bookmarked by 26 people . It was first bookmarked on 11 Apr 2008, by someone privately.
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11 Feb 09
alfonso paceAn interesting report on "virtual companies"
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13 Aug 08
Linda NitscheArticles from the Economist.com that highlight the way wireless access is changing the way we live.
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12 Aug 08
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Gosia StergiosPermanent connectivity due to better WIFI networks, better mobile devices (e.g. iPhone) are becoming ubiquitous in rich and poor countries, access to Internet via Mobile is taking over the previously preferred PC...
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22 May 08
Jesper Laugesen"Wireless communication is changing the way people work, live, love and relate to places—and each other, says Andreas Kluth"
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16 May 08
David WayneWireless communication is changing the way people work, live, love and relate to placesâ??and each other, says Andreas Kluth (interviewed here)
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28 Apr 08
The modern nomad has a new relationship to relationship to time, place and other people. Manuel Castells: "Permanent connectivity, not motion, is the critical thing."
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12 Apr 08
Susan Brooks-YoungAn appropriate quote from Castells sums it up nicely: "Permanent connectivity, not motion, is the critical thing". I spend more time most days interacting with people in other countries than with people down the hallway. And I suspect the ability for people to interact outside of geographical constraints will replace much of what it means to "be here". Several times this week, I've approached people standing at counters, under the assumption they were there to provide a service for me, only to discover that they were in rather animated conversations with someone on their phone (go Bluetooth). "Here" means less and less. “Connected” means more and more.
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11 Apr 08
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Howard RheingoldWireless communication is changing the way people work, live, love and relate to places—and each other
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