Digg’s no longer a tech/geek website. It’s an aggregator for the masses. On TECHi.
Nov. 15, the Humanization of Tech, and E-Readers
Technology has become more about what we want and how we do things than about what we need and what will make us more productive. On Hot Hardware.
Believe it or not, e-readers are making readers out of more people. We’re buying more books! On Techi.
Nov. 14, Do Not Feed the Trolls
Who Internet trolls are and why you should not feed them. On MemeMachine.
Nov. 8, Chuck E. Cheese May Not Be the 7th Circle of Hell After All
A school fund-raising night at Chuck E. Cheese left me sweaty, tired and SO ready to leave, yet incredibly proud of my son. On Parentables.
Nov. 1, Watching Videos at Work
We’re watching videos at work. No, really. On MemeMachine.
Oct. 28, Schools and Technology
Silicon Valley execs send their children to tech-free schools. And that’s OK. On Parentables.
Oct. 11, the End of Privacy
A Brooklyn performance artist will give birth in an art gallery. You just know her kid is gonna rebel and become a Republican stockbroker. On Parentables.
Oct. 10, Video Streaming
Is the growth of video streaming killing network television? (And is that so bad?) On MemeMachine.
Oct. 4, ASTRO presentation
Here’s the slide deck from the presentation I gave on a panel about Social Media and Medicine at the 53rd Annual Meeting of ASTRO – American Society of Radiation Oncology.
Social Media: What is it, anyway?
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Oct. 4, Social Media and Medicine
Social Media: What is it, anyway?
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My presentation to the 53rd Annual Meeting of the Association of Radiation Oncology (ASTRO), on social media and medicine. The conference was in Miami Beach.