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Curated News - The tiny bits of data that we record each day —check-ins on Foursquare, messages posted to Twitter, status updates on Facebook and photographs uploaded to Instagram — form a kind of “trailing diary,”

November 19, 2011

The tiny bits of data that we record each day —check-ins on Foursquare, messages posted to Twitter, status updates on Facebook and photographs uploaded to Instagram — form a kind of “trailing diary,”

via Services That Feed Nostalgia for the Recent Digital Past - NYTimes.com

Curated News - Attention, it is often said, functions as an increasingly important currency in the post-industrial world.

November 19, 2011

Attention, it is often said, functions as an increasingly important currency in the post-industrial world.

via Where the Twitterati Live - Technology - The Atlantic Cities

Curated News - the technology could eventually help with tasks like choosing which of hundreds of digital photos taken on a family vacation should appear in a photo album

November 19, 2011

the technology could eventually help with tasks like choosing which of hundreds of digital photos taken on a family vacation should appear in a photo album

via Beauty Now in the Eye of the Algorithm - Technology Review

Curated News - Is country ready for McCreery? | StarTribune.com

November 15, 2011

Review: Roll the Dixie Chicks, Taylor Swift and Lady Antebellum into one with a gorgeous, angel-voiced singer (Hannah Blaylock) who sounds like Emmylou Harris with more power and less vibrato. With their smart material and talent, they could be bigger than Lady A. Grade: A

via Is country ready for McCreery? | StarTribune.com

Curated News - Court makes it official: You have no privacy online — Tech News and Analysis

November 15, 2011

via Court makes it official: You have no privacy online — Tech News and Analysis

Curated News - In a top-secret lab in an undisclosed Bay Area location where robots run free, the future is being imagined.

November 15, 2011

In a top-secret lab in an undisclosed Bay Area location where robots run free, the future is being imagined.

via At Google X, a Top-Secret Lab Dreaming Up the Future - NYTimes.com

Curated News - Few college seniors have any idea how to “get a job,” let alone what that job would be.

November 14, 2011

Few college seniors have any idea how to “get a job,” let alone what that job would be.

via Another View: The Science and Strategy of College Recruiting - NYTimes.com

Curated News - Mr. Hoffman has been investing in companies that are data-driven or starting to work with data in interesting ways.

November 10, 2011

Mr. Hoffman has been investing in companies that are data-driven or starting to work with data in interesting ways.

via Reid Hoffman of LinkedIn Has Become the Go-To Guy of Tech - NYTimes.com

Curated News - If you can digitize reality, then you can move your world faster than before.

November 10, 2011

If you can digitize reality, then you can move your world faster than before.

via Competing through data: Three experts offer their game plans - McKinsey Quarterly - Marketing

Curated News - They suggest strongly that people don’t have to lose muscle mass and function as they grow older. The changes that we’ve assumed were due to aging and therefore were unstoppable seem actually to be caused by inactivity. And that can be changed.

November 10, 2011

They suggest strongly that people don’t have to lose muscle mass and function as they grow older. The changes that we’ve assumed were due to aging and therefore were unstoppable seem actually to be caused by inactivity. And that can be changed.

via Phys Ed: Staying Strong as We Age - NYTimes.com

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The tiny bits of data that we record each day —check-ins on Foursquare, messages posted to Twitter, status updates on Facebook and photographs uploaded to Instagram — form a kind of “trailing diary,”

Attention, it is often said, functions as an increasingly important currency in the post-industrial world.

the technology could eventually help with tasks like choosing which of hundreds of digital photos taken on a family vacation should appear in a photo album

Review: Roll the Dixie Chicks, Taylor Swift and Lady Antebellum into one with a gorgeous, angel-voiced singer (Hannah Blaylock) who sounds like Emmylou Harris with more power and less vibrato. With their smart material and talent, they could be bigger than Lady A. Grade: A

In a top-secret lab in an undisclosed Bay Area location where robots run free, the future is being imagined.

Few college seniors have any idea how to “get a job,” let alone what that job would be.

Mr. Hoffman has been investing in companies that are data-driven or starting to work with data in interesting ways.

If you can digitize reality, then you can move your world faster than before.

They suggest strongly that people don’t have to lose muscle mass and function as they grow older. The changes that we’ve assumed were due to aging and therefore were unstoppable seem actually to be caused by inactivity. And that can be changed.