Yes, that is right. Earlier this year I co-unorganised the first BarCampSydney (at the same time many BarCamps were held in Australia). I had a great time the first time around, as you can see from my write-up of the event. Now, due to popular demand (!) BarCampSydney is back! You can come along and present or

Ulises A. Mejias presented a very interesting talk at the New Network Theory conference in June. The talk, The Tyranny of Nodes: Towards a Critique of Social Network Theory. Here are the questions informing his talk: what does “nearness” (or what I call social relevancy) feel like when mediated by the network? how is subjectivity shaped

Here is a great beta service being offered: You3b. Like the wonderful split-screen works we’re all familiar with, you can now create your own funny, clever and heartfelt juxtapositions using You Tube. These kinds of services just point to the same thing in my mind: how people are integrating different components to create new forms