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Anne Shelton, 1928-1994
142 Court Lane, East Dulwich Anne Shelton 1928-1994 Popular singer and the World War II “Forces’ Favourite” lived here Voted by the People This blue plaque was unveiled on 6 October 2008. Further info on the DulwichOnView website.
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Facebook as intranet – healthy hype
Bill Ives at FastForward blog writes about how the software company Serena has adopted Facebook as its corporate intranet. They’re using it to take their 800 global employees through a big change programme. They’ve created a few custom apps that … Continue reading
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Tagged digital workspace, dna of the digital workspace, enterprise 2.0, Facebook, hype, intranet, intranets, People
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Oxford Internet Survey 2007
I went to the launch of the Oxford Internet Survey last week at the House of Commons and haven’t had a chance to write it up. Thankfully BBC News has picked up on the main points on its website. A … Continue reading
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Tagged Oxford Internet Institute, Oxford Internet Survey, People, survey, uk, WorkLifeBlur
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Linkbook and FacedIn
A friend recently told me they hadn’t used LinkedIn since discovering Facebook, which I found interesting. I think they are very different animals, each with their own set of services – a few of which overlap. Not all my “connections” … Continue reading
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www.myspace.com/happyhumanists
A myspace page for the British Humanist Association Happy Humans is the Myspace page for The British Humanist Association (BHA). The name springs from our logo, which is a funkier version of the international logo – some people say it … Continue reading
Happy Birthday Alan Johnston
BBC correspondent Alan Johnston disappeared on his way home from his Gaza City office on 12 March. He is feared kidnapped in the lawless territory, where he is thought to have been the only international correspondent still working. Intensive efforts … Continue reading
What’s in a name?
A gem from the East Dulwich Forum… A friend once met an American called Randy who complained about “you Brits always sniggering at my name”, stifling his own giggles my friend politely reassured him though it had certain connotations in … Continue reading
Jacky’s on a mission
Congratulations to my friend Jacky on going live with her Nutrition Mission website. It looks great
Thought for the day
Great promo video for the British Humanist Association Find out more about Humanism
Great to be a Dane
Adrian White from the University of Leicester in the UK used the responses of 80,000 people worldwide to map out subjective wellbeing. Denmark came top, followed closely by Switzerland and Austria. The UK ranked 41st. Zimbabwe and Burundi came bottom. … Continue reading