I spoke at the eComm 2010 conference on April 20, 2010, talking about: Mapping mobile social networks with NodeXL: finding key users, groups, and locations The video is now available: The video reviews the creation of maps like this: That illustrate the connections among people who tweet the term “#ecomm2010″, scaled by the number of [...]
April 19 -21, 2010 – Conference: eComm 2010: Emerging Communications
September 1st, 2010 · No Comments
Tags: Conference · Industry · Mobile Devices · Mobile Social Software · Talks
Slides: Autobiography, Mobile Social Life-Logging and the Transition from Ephemeral to Archival Society
May 7th, 2009 · No Comments
Princeton Center for Information Technology Policy Here is the slide deck I presented at the “Studying Society In A Digital World” conference at the Center for Information Technology Policy at Princeton University. They just posted most of the conference slides. I took some pictures and posted to flickr. Here is the slide deck I presented [...]
Tags: Collective Action · Community · Location · Measuring social media · Medical sensors · Metrics · Mobile Devices · Mobile Social Software · Research · Sensors · Social Interaction · Social Media · Social Roles · Social network · Sociology · Talks · Technology
Social Computing 2009 – Call for Papers: Workshop on the Social Mobile Web
April 9th, 2009 · No Comments
Call for Papers: Workshop on the Social Mobile Web Held in conjunction with SocialCom ’09 29th-30th August, Vancouver, Canada http://thesocialmobileweb.org The mobile space is evolving at an astonishing rate. At present there are over 3.5 billion mobile subscribers worldwide and with continued advances in devices, services and billing models, the mobile web looks set to [...]
Tags: Collective Action · Conference · Medical sensors · Mobile Devices · Mobile Social Software · Social network · Sociology · Technology
The Future of Helath Insurance: Mobile Medical Sensors and Dynamic Pricing
February 18th, 2009 · No Comments
After a lovely dinner you order a third glass of wine, take a sip and your mobile phone rings. Its your health insurance company’s computer. You take the call. “We’re delighted to see you are enjoying yourself this evening!” the cheerful voice synthesis exclaims. “Please note, however, that you are now at the policy limit [...]
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