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The social price and potential of new technology. Distraction - the book. Distraction - the book. The Demise of Paper. Change resistant old git? Nine hours with a screen. CHAPTER 6 - SUSTAINABLE COMMUNICATION. CHAPTER 8 - DEEP MEDIA. Buy the book Distraction here. Exploring new brand connections. Subscribe to this blog's feed.

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Distraction Culture: Context

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The social price and potential of new technology. Distraction - the book. The Demise of Paper. At least according to no less than Bill Gates, interviewed today. Magazines and newspapers would eventually become redundant in their existing form, with interactive, personalised content delivered to handheld devices. A lot of the reading that's taking place, the richness to be able to call up anything will take over, he said. Hmm I'm not convinced. October 28, 2005 in Context. May 05, 2005 in Context.

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Distraction Culture: Time

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The social price and potential of new technology. Distraction - the book. One of my contentions is that new technology usually (almost always actually) demands what Ursula Hews. Calls consumption work. You buy some kit, and then get bogged down servicing it (working out how it works, filling it with content, transferring old content, making it talk to other bits of kit, backing it up etc. I'll post some more on this shortly. September 15, 2005 in Time. The Demise of Paper. Change resistant old git?

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Distraction Culture: Distraction - the book

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The social price and potential of new technology. Distraction - the book. Courtesy of Media Week - here.good to see! Continue reading "Media Week" ». September 15, 2005 in Distraction - the book. First review of the book. September 05, 2005 in Distraction - the book. The Demise of Paper. Change resistant old git? Nine hours with a screen. CHAPTER 6 - SUSTAINABLE COMMUNICATION. CHAPTER 8 - DEEP MEDIA. Buy the book Distraction here. Exploring new brand connections. Subscribe to this blog's feed.

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Distraction Culture: Trust

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The social price and potential of new technology. Distraction - the book. For cameraphones as their potential to change all sorts of notions of privacy and news become more and more obvious.pope's body captured and transmitted as a sort of digital relic shock horror.(really? Will people venerate an MMS like they used to old bits of bone? Charlotte Church's breasts (was it a Freudian slip that he lost the phone? To ensure the ubiquity of photography. April 10, 2005 in Trust. February 09, 2005 in Trust.

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Distraction Culture: Never alone?

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The social price and potential of new technology. Distraction - the book. Laquo; Thanks Tom. Bowling Alone ». Here we are - in a world where digital has created a parallel sense of space where we, and everything else, are always on. It’s very distracting. TV, the internet and now mobile phones bring the digital world into our own space and fill it. Emptiness is hard to achieve. Marshall McLuhan understood the potential of the phone in Understanding Media . November 04, 2005 in Mobile. Posted by: burberry...

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Distraction Culture: Mobile

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The social price and potential of new technology. Distraction - the book. Here we are - in a world where digital has created a parallel sense of space where we, and everything else, are always on. It’s very distracting. TV, the internet and now mobile phones bring the digital world into our own space and fill it. Emptiness is hard to achieve. Marshall McLuhan understood the potential of the phone in Understanding Media . Why does a phone ringing on the stage create instant tension? So lots of information...

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Distraction Culture: Mob Happy

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The social price and potential of new technology. Distraction - the book. Laquo; Change resistant old git? Distraction dissected ». Is an excellent and opinionated blog about mobiles and the mobile industry. Today Carlo Longino there has reported. That the Sun is claiming that in the future women will have MP3 players embedded in their breasts. See my comment there also. I know I'll go to bed thinking about this one. Also Russell Buckley there is promiting an initiative called Carnival of the Mobilists.

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Distraction Culture: Sustainability

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The social price and potential of new technology. Distraction - the book. It's a constant theme for me (both here and in my life) - but here. Is more evidence that there is an opportunity cost to digital communication and that people see it. Internet service provider PlusNet found that one third of people in the UK feel that their relationships with friends and family have suffered, because they don’t physically talk with each other enough. And yes Neil is selling us voice over IP services ;-). Then we b...

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Distraction Culture: Personal Content

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The social price and potential of new technology. Distraction - the book. The BBC are now building punter's commentary seamlessly into their on-line sports reporting: look here. For the e-mail and text contributions lower down, during the run of play at today's Ashes 3rd test. August 11, 2005 in Personal Content. Personal content - paid for. Fascinating development in personal content - a new company Scoopt. You'll have to register, but it is free) quote:. Personally I think journalists can get a bit pom...