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Written by Bob
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Friday, 16 November 2007 21:43 |
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So, We've been sitting here and curious about our new pages, so we've been looking at who was visiting. AND I am surprised to see someone from the BBC navigating our site, one of my old colleagues I suppose, but it was fun to watch their navigation. Disappointing that they voted 1 for one of my pages, thanks for the support! Keep watching! |
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Written by Bob
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Monday, 12 November 2007 16:35 |
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Ok, so here I am, I've moved my blog to my website. I've had this domain for years and been playing with it on and off. But now after harrassment from Angel I have decided to actually make use of this site and here it is! Enjoy, register to both comment and rate my posting. Also checkout the articles section, I hope to be making travel and technology comments beyond just my blog! |
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Written by Bob
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Monday, 05 November 2007 00:00 |
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So I continue on with social networking, it's something I have taken to much better than blogging if I confess. But I am prolific, I have a linked-in account, a Facebook account and an Xing account (the latter of which is rather stagnant at the moment). But I begin to realise that my business is now more and more about conglomerations of business contacts than it is about the company I work for. Today I was asked about how someone would setup a particular broadcast network, then another time I am asked about if I could help someone with some other activity, then someone who would have been considered an arch-rival in business until recently calls and asks if we can provide them our technology (of course, at a price). It is all just contacts and clouds of people working together to achieve someone's goals. But the networking is not just virtual, some of these deals happened on-line, others were the result of meeting someone at an event, but it's all just networking. Someone sees the potential in you and despite the traditional barriers they ask "for the good of my business I can work with this person". "Enterprise sans frontiers." |
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Written by Bob
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Saturday, 20 October 2007 12:05 |
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Written by Bob
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Monday, 15 October 2007 00:00 |
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I just found this: http://scratch.mit.edu/about It is a project from MIT to create a programming language that children can use and learn from. I think it looks cool! |
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