Author Archives: David Collin

Me, a newsmaker?!

Interesting article in today’s Wash Po about how more and more news sites are using consumer voting to select the mix of content on the site.

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Attend to this

We always think the task of communication is to stream a lot of information at people. Nah, you’ve got to get a scarce commodity from them first: attention. To do attention-getting effectively you’ve got to understand a lot about what does and does not fit people’s attention profile. This IT Conversation is about getting attention data and the value of ...

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Futurist series

The Washington Post is doing a series of online interviews this week with future-oriented authors. For instance, they’re interviewing Alvin and Heidi Toffler this morning (Noon ET) about their new book, Revolutionary Wealth. Here’s the link for more information.

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Worth noting

Last week I got an e-mail from MITWorld listing a couple of videos of lectures by faculty members. I listened to one by Clyde Prestowitz titled The World Turned Upside Down: The Impact of the Return of India and China to their Historical Global Weight. He has published a book with the same title. If you liked Friedman’s  The World ...

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