Sign In
Postcards from the Edge
A Microsoftie Travelogue
Translate This Page
Translate this page
Powered by
Microsoft® Translator
Options
Blog Home
About
Email Blog Author
Share this
RSS for posts
Atom
RSS for comments
Search
Advanced search options...
Search In:
Everything
Blogs
Forums
People
Groups
Places
Pages
Date range:
All Time
Last Year
Last 6 Months
Last 3 Months
Last Month
Last Week
Last Two Days
Tags
China and India
Cross Border
Dogs
Europe
Events
ISV
Middle East
Next Gen apps
Offshore Development
Partnering for the Future
Philosophy
Regions
Required Reading
SaaS
Sport
Start Ups
Student
Travel
US
Web2.0
Women
Archive
Archives
December 2009
(1)
November 2009
(2)
August 2009
(1)
July 2009
(1)
June 2009
(1)
May 2009
(2)
April 2009
(4)
February 2009
(1)
January 2009
(4)
October 2008
(4)
August 2008
(1)
July 2008
(3)
June 2008
(2)
April 2008
(1)
March 2008
(5)
February 2008
(3)
January 2008
(6)
November 2007
(4)
October 2007
(3)
September 2007
(2)
August 2007
(1)
July 2007
(1)
June 2007
(6)
May 2007
(7)
April 2007
(10)
March 2007
(22)
February 2007
(17)
January 2007
(10)
Monday morning
MSDN Blogs
>
Postcards from the Edge
>
Monday morning
Monday morning
claireoh
29 Mar 2007 10:45 AM
Comments
1
Had breakfast with the marvellous
Prof Stephen Coleman
on Monday to discuss - amongst other things - the social impact of the web and his view of how technology can enable more citizen-centric v government-centric communications. Stephen participated recently in the lecture at the RSA on pro-social behaviour (you can read Matthew Taylor's fab essay
here
) and is working with the powers-that-be on how to drive create the 'participation age' many are alluding to right now. Stephen has written about
the internet and US elections
and thinks "even if the internet does usher in a new age of political communication, there is no guarantee it will be any better than the one we have now". Food for thought . Good start to the week......
1 Comments
Web2.0
,
Partnering for the Future
Blog - Comment List MSDN TechNet
Comments
Loading...