LufthansaWeFly

interesting >>>

USB wine ;-))

Portland, Oregon launches the first information visitor centre on Twitter

on NewMedia TrendWatch >>>

Social Learning Survey by Elliott Masie

very interesting >>>

When job seekers invade Facebook

on McKinsey Quarterly >>>

More Time Spent Online Communicating Than Getting Entertained

on ClickZ >>>

Lexdis

LexDis is for those who are using or developing on-line learning materials. All the strategies have been provided by students who have first hand experience of e-learning. We have pulled together handy hints and tips on technologies you can use to make e-learning easier. Any technology that achieves this has been called an Assistive Technology >>>

Six ways to make Web 2.0 work

on the McKinsey Quarterly >>>

Top Social Networking Sites in December 2008

on ClickZ >>>

New Technologies, New Relationships. Promoting a Culture of Respect, Dialogue and Friendship

to be read >>>
(in italian) >>>

Adults Outnumber Teens on Social Networks

on ClickZ >>>

Is Twitter the Next Second Life?

By Sean Carton, ClickZ >>>

p.s.: don't miss the parody...

Delver

to be tried >>>

worth a visit

BrainReactions.net
NameThis

RealScoop

it claims to be able to rate the believability of statements made by celebrities, athletes and politicians. to be seen/listen to >>> (of course, in beta...)

State of the Blogosphere / 2008

from technorati >>>

Using Twitter as an Education Tool

By Ron Jones, Search Engine Watch >>>

terrorism & the internet

i've hosted a seminar by dr. Marc Sageman, author of Leaderless Jihad. Terror Networks in the Twenty-First Century; the event has been organized in collaboration with the US Embassy in Bern.

Government 2.0 and Beyond: Harnessing Collective Intelligence

September 19, 2008: “Government 2.0 and Beyond: Harnessing Collective Intelligence” Attendees at this half-day event will explore the social implications and the impact of globalization of the web as a platform rather than an application. This paradigm shift,
referred to as “Web 2.0,” enables us to leverage customer self-service and data management to access the entire web

it is possible to participate online: >>>

Run by IRM. Since 1988, the Information Resources Management (IRM) College has served as the Federal Government’s primary education provider for information-driven initiatives, delivering customized educational experiences to current and future information leaders. Today, the IRM College is the largest component of National Defense University and is internationally recognized as the institution of choice to develop leaders for an interconnected, dynamic world. The faculty and staff are committed to building on past successes and to harnessing the power of information for the 21st Century through education, global partnerships, and collaboration. 

US Election 2008 Web Monitor

an interesting tool >>>