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Data explosion (part 2): How we digitize the world and its implications

Sep / 29 / 2010

In my last post I listed the many ways we digitize our environment. Text, voice and image recognition, and mobile data collection are only a few possible methods to bridge the on- and offline world, as the Swiftly blog rightly pointed out. So here some more methods and some reflections on their implications. Internet of [...]

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Your address book is the future of social networks

Jun / 04 / 2010

There are more than one billion people, who are members of some sort of social network website. But, will these websites be the future platforms, where we can engage to create social networks? I doubt it. The future will go back to your address book, where it has always been.

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A transparent world through face recognition and the great challenge for privacy

Feb / 18 / 2010

As if the digital world was not already big enough, it still keeps expanding to the offline or physical world. But what does offline anyway means these days with ubiquitous mobile Internet access? That term is losing its meaning. Should that be a problem? Yes, because Internet users and social media invades the privacy of [...]

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