In short, this is an information architecture problem. And that raises an interesting question: Did Facebook — could Facebook — manipulate the information architecture in order to keep users in the dark about what information they were actually sharing with the world? Whether it goes far enough remains to be seen. MORE >>

This makes me wonder about Peter Drucker’s comment that the corporation as we know it won’t be around in the next 25 years (Managing in the Next Society, 2002). Informal Learning NetworkLearningI’ve gone through my 2004 posts, which was my first year of full-time blogging on this site, and here is what still remains interesting. MORE >>

'PKM is much more than processing information. The top sector represents the domain of developing ideas , which requires the filtering of vast amounts of information, making sense of it, and connecting different bits and pieces to come up with new ideas. It’s about ideas, conversations and especially relationships. MORE >>

The result will be that we all have far better access to the news that we want from world of infinite information. Flipboard and Paper.li are two of the hottest properties in media today. Over the last six weeks they have taken social news curation to a new level. million in funding. Paper.li or create your own in a moment. MORE >>

In my 2002 book Living Networks , the final chapter was on the future of a networked world. The full text of my 2002 prediction on transparency from Living Networks is here, with the full book chapter embedded at the bottom of the post. Information flows freely. Everything is becoming visible. Living Networks - Chapter 11 -. MORE >>