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Yammer Agrees to Sell Itself to Microsoft (via @wsj) - 0 views

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Forget B-School, D-School Is Hot: More Schools Set Their Minds on Design Thinking (via ... - 0 views

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Enterprise 2.0 Gets Down to Business (via @WSJ) - 0 views

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The Power of Peer Networks, from Potholes to Patents (via @WSJ) - 0 views

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CEOs on Twitter: Fear Makes Some Executives Leery of Social Media (via @WSJ) - 0 views

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Twitter in Talks to Buy TweetDeck - WSJ.com - 0 views

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christian briggs on 18 Apr 11

Twitter Inc. is in advanced talks to buy TweetDeck Inc. for around $50 million, people familiar with the matter said.TweetDeck is one of the add-on programs that help Twitter users view and manage short messages carried by the service, which are known as tweets.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Twitter Inc. is in advanced talks to buy TweetDeck Inc. for around $50 million, people familiar with the matter said.TweetDeck is one of the add-on programs that help Twitter users view and manage short messages carried by the service, which are known as tweets.</div>

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Technology and moral panic - 0 views

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Kevin Makice on 01 Aug 11

Why is it that some technologies cause moral panic and others don't? Why was the introduction of electricity seen as a terrible thing, while nobody cared much about the fountain pen? According to Genevieve Bell, the director of Intel Corporation's Interaction and Experience Research, we have had moral panic over new technology for pretty well as long as we have had technology. It is one of the constants in our culture.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Why is it that some technologies cause moral panic and others don't? Why was the introduction of electricity seen as a terrible thing, while nobody cared much about the fountain pen? According to Genevieve Bell, the director of Intel Corporation's Interaction and Experience Research, we have had moral panic over new technology for pretty well as long as we have had technology. It is one of the constants in our culture.</div>

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