A high value link for Web 2.0 students, aficionados and layabouts....

Tuesday, February 13. 2007

A high value link for Web 2.0 students, aficionados and layabouts....

Is this the highest value blog I have written? UK cybergal Deirdre Molloy (She Who Knows Everyone) has put pen to blog in a superhuman effort recently, and a huge backlog (backblog?) of her notes on many talks, interviews and events is now on her recently renamed blog, Innovation Eye.

Deirdre is usually organising events, but her commentary is very incisive, she clearly groks* this stuff.

A lot of the development in this space is very recent and fast moving, so the only place you will find it written in digestible form is in considered precis pieces like these vignettes.

Take a coffee break there - hell, take a day off there - lots to read!

* Hey...I've actually read the book you know...

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Wow, thanks Alan! And good for students, aficionados and layabouts - I'm getting vivid flashbacks from my A-level and student years

And you've digested the grok sourcecode; gosh!

I only ever came to sci-fi from the cyberpunk side: Neal Stephenson (who I got to meet in 97 when I interviewed him for .net) and William Gibson, mainly. Plus, having read most of the Ian Banks canon in order to interview the author a coupla times back in my journo days, I've checked out some Ian M Banks too.

No Pratchett, Philip Dick or any of the more obscura 60s stuff you or others of the alpha IT/geek fraternity are wont to drop into posts.

Will see if I can get an extract of Heinlein to read though. Likely I'll emerge with an utterly transformed view of life, the universe and everything

#1 Deirdre Molloy (Homepage) on 2007-02-15 19:57 (Reply)

Philip Dick isn't obscura...just older

#2 alan on 2007-02-16 12:20 (Reply)

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