One of the more memorable presentations I attended at Lavacon in Portland was Mark Baker‘s “Include It All, Filter It Afterward” presentation. You can view the slides from his presentation here. I also embedded them from Slideshare below. Include it all. Filter it afterward. from mbakeranalecta Because I liked the presentation so much, I want to Continue Reading »
On my smartphone, I used to have Google Reader as one of my four quicklinks on the bottom toolbar. I recently replaced it with Twitter Topic, an app that shows all tweets that meet a specific hashtag. For example, if I’m interested in reading about other experiences at Confab, I’ll search for the #confab topic. Continue Reading »
To find good content online, I find that I’m going less and less to Google Reader and more to sources like Paper.li, an automated content curation tool that filters out some of the content noise. The problem with Google Reader is lack of content curation. You get a ton of noise, regardless of how fine-tuned Continue Reading »