New York Times: “Whether sharing project updates with colleagues or reaching out to customers, workers are communicating in a new medium that keeps messages very short. Commonly called microblogging, it started as a way to share personal information with friends and family. But micromessages are gaining ground at work, becoming popular for both internal and external exchanges.”
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Daily Archives: November 22, 2008
NYT: Michigans Economic Woes Among Nations Worst
New York Times: “The flailing auto industry is important here, but so is furniture building, tourism, the retail trade and construction pieces of the economy long buffered from the downturn in Detroit. Now waves of layoffs are sweeping towns around here in wine country and elsewhere across the state, swelling the ranks of the… Continue Reading
Has Research Largely Become, Search Only?
The Fast-Food Information Age: We Are What We Read, Michael Ross – November 10, 2008 “…teachers and studentswhose jobs and degrees depend on trust and accuracyin addition to ordinary Internet users, turn to search engines (e.g., Google, Yahoo) as their first, and perhaps only, destination for information. This behavior, the automatic reliance on Internet search… Continue Reading
