Comments for Suw Charman-Anderson - Blogiculum Vitae http://suw.org.uk distributing the future more evenly Thu, 28 Aug 2008 17:06:02 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 Comment on Google Tech Talk - Scary Monsters: Does Social Software Have Fangs? by Expert Profile: Suw Charman-Anderson http://suw.org.uk/2007/06/27/google-tech-talk-scary-monsters-does-social-software-have-fangs/#comment-10601 Expert Profile: Suw Charman-Anderson Thu, 07 Aug 2008 14:35:47 +0000 http://suw.org.uk/?p=70#comment-10601 [...] Please give us three links to articles/contributions that describe your views best? Google Tech Talk Adoption Strategy for Social Media The Importance of [...] […] Please give us three links to articles/contributions that describe your views best? Google Tech Talk Adoption Strategy for Social Media The Importance of […]

]]> Comment on DrKW case study by Suw Charman - Blogiculum Vitae » Blog Archive » Giving Blogiculum Vitae a little love http://suw.org.uk/clients/drkw-case-study/#comment-612 Suw Charman - Blogiculum Vitae » Blog Archive » Giving Blogiculum Vitae a little love Mon, 05 Feb 2007 15:45:05 +0000 http://suw.org.uk/clients/drkw-case-study/#comment-612 [...] It has been an astonishing time, working as ED of ORG. We have successfully lobbied the Government on, amongst other things, digital rights management and the term of copyright protection given to sound recordings, which we believe should stay at 50 years. Our big project last year was to prepare a submission for the Gowers Review of Intellectual Property, and to deal with a huge amount of press surrounding the Review’s release. We did really well, but it took a lot of focus and a lot of time and effort. Now I’m soon to be released from my ORG duties, and so I’m celebrating having a bit more time on my hands by updating my poor, neglected Blogiculum Vitae. You’ll see in the sidebar now a selection of the columns I wrote for Linux User, and the Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein case study I wrote for Socialtext last year. And I’ll be adding more over the coming weeks. [...] […] It has been an astonishing time, working as ED of ORG. We have successfully lobbied the Government on, amongst other things, digital rights management and the term of copyright protection given to sound recordings, which we believe should stay at 50 years. Our big project last year was to prepare a submission for the Gowers Review of Intellectual Property, and to deal with a huge amount of press surrounding the Review’s release. We did really well, but it took a lot of focus and a lot of time and effort. Now I’m soon to be released from my ORG duties, and so I’m celebrating having a bit more time on my hands by updating my poor, neglected Blogiculum Vitae. You’ll see in the sidebar now a selection of the columns I wrote for Linux User, and the Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein case study I wrote for Socialtext last year. And I’ll be adding more over the coming weeks. […]

]]> Comment on So much to write, so little time by davblog http://suw.org.uk/2006/05/01/so-much-to-write-so-little-time/#comment-170 davblog Mon, 05 Jun 2006 10:38:13 +0000 http://suw.org.uk/archives/2006/05/01/so-much-to-write-so-little-time/#comment-170 <strong>MPs in Digital Downloads Warning</strong> The All Party Internet Group of MPs has been looking at DRM and has now announced it's results. Their main... MPs in Digital Downloads Warning

The All Party Internet Group of MPs has been looking at DRM and has now announced it’s results. Their main…

]]> Comment on RSA Economist Debate - The internet’s golden age is over by Suw http://suw.org.uk/2006/01/21/rsa-economist-debate-the-internets-golden-age-is-over/#comment-165 Suw Tue, 23 May 2006 07:30:17 +0000 http://suw.org.uk/archives/2006/01/21/rsa-economist-debate-the-internets-golden-age-is-over/#comment-165 Craig, it's very unlikely that I'll be at Brisbane. Much as I'd love to go, it's a bit far and a bit too expensive for me right now, as I'm based in the UK. Craig, it’s very unlikely that I’ll be at Brisbane. Much as I’d love to go, it’s a bit far and a bit too expensive for me right now, as I’m based in the UK.

]]> Comment on RSA Economist Debate - The internet’s golden age is over by craig http://suw.org.uk/2006/01/21/rsa-economist-debate-the-internets-golden-age-is-over/#comment-164 craig Tue, 23 May 2006 03:26:55 +0000 http://suw.org.uk/archives/2006/01/21/rsa-economist-debate-the-internets-golden-age-is-over/#comment-164 Hi Suw, Thanks for your contributions to the blogosphere. I came across your work in the MC Journal from Brisbane. I wonder, are you going to the AOIR conference in Brisbane? best, Craig Bellamy www.craigbellamy.net Hi Suw,

Thanks for your contributions to the blogosphere. I came across your work in the MC Journal from Brisbane. I wonder, are you going to the AOIR conference in Brisbane?

best,

Craig Bellamy
http://www.craigbellamy.net

]]> Comment on RSA Economist Debate - The internet’s golden age is over by Writing & the Digital Life http://suw.org.uk/2006/01/21/rsa-economist-debate-the-internets-golden-age-is-over/#comment-157 Writing & the Digital Life Thu, 27 Apr 2006 12:22:48 +0000 http://suw.org.uk/archives/2006/01/21/rsa-economist-debate-the-internets-golden-age-is-over/#comment-157 <strong>Suw Charman blogs about NLab at Corante</strong> This week we held the second of the NLab private seminars, with speakers Suw Charman and Josie Fraser. There was a considerable amount of lively discussion, and Suw wrote up some of it in her column at Corante's Strange Attractor.... Suw Charman blogs about NLab at Corante

This week we held the second of the NLab private seminars, with speakers Suw Charman and Josie Fraser. There was a considerable amount of lively discussion, and Suw wrote up some of it in her column at Corante’s Strange Attractor….

]]> Comment on Les Blogs 2.0 by Frederic http://suw.org.uk/2005/11/10/les-blogs-20/#comment-152 Frederic Mon, 05 Dec 2005 15:48:34 +0000 http://suw.org.uk/archives/2005/11/10/les-blogs-20/#comment-152 Are the rules changing or the way we see them that is evolving? I don't think what we call Web2.0 is changing the rules. It's just changing the way we see how web must be: more end user oriented, faster and easier to use. Are the rules changing or the way we see them that is evolving?

I don’t think what we call Web2.0 is changing the rules. It’s just changing the way we see how web must be: more end user oriented, faster and easier to use.

]]> Comment on Blogging: A Real Conversation by Suw http://suw.org.uk/2005/06/02/blogging-a-real-conversation/#comment-7 Suw Mon, 06 Jun 2005 08:26:31 +0000 http://suw.org.uk/archives/2005/06/02/blogging-a-real-conversation/#comment-7 Slum it? Oh go on then. Slum it? Oh go on then.

]]> Comment on Sorry Betsy! by Richard http://suw.org.uk/2005/04/05/sorry-betsy/#comment-6 Richard Mon, 06 Jun 2005 05:16:04 +0000 http://suw.org.uk/archives/2005/04/05/sorry-betsy/#comment-6 I don't believe Feedburner offers a "bundled feed" service, since they haven't figured out a way--or haven't released the way--to legitimately claim you have copyright on the feed. I don’t believe Feedburner offers a “bundled feed” service, since they haven’t figured out a way–or haven’t released the way–to legitimately claim you have copyright on the feed.

]]> Comment on Blogging: A Real Conversation by Tom Reynolds http://suw.org.uk/2005/06/02/blogging-a-real-conversation/#comment-5 Tom Reynolds Mon, 06 Jun 2005 00:54:35 +0000 http://suw.org.uk/archives/2005/06/02/blogging-a-real-conversation/#comment-5 I'll see you there. I'll also buy you a drink after if you want to slum it. :) I’ll see you there.

I’ll also buy you a drink after if you want to slum it.

:)

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