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Evaluer l'innovation : au-delà du mythe des brevets
Évaluer l’innovation : au-delà du mythe des brevets http://t.co/kB0W0GrnV1
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Ze log – Michel Serres : bienvenue à l’homme nouveau
Michel Serres : bienvenue à l’homme nouveau http://t.co/l0ZKukD1
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Sweden has been letting its citizens run its twitt
Sweden has been letting its citizens run its twitter feed. It was only a matter of time before a troll got ahold of it http://t.co/YgnQUcB8
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Anonymous Makes Everyone Reporters with a DIY Press Pass | The Snitch | San Francisco | San Francisco News and Events | SF Weekly
Remember HTTP makes us all journalists / N’oublie pas HTTP fait de nous tous des journalistes http://t.co/pZVJdKZt #manifencours #opbart
tags: manifencours opbart
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tops 10 Best Cities for Shopping list! via
#HongKong tops @TheTobeReport’s 10 Best Cities for Shopping list! http://t.co/RQq1P8s1 via @CNBC
tags: HongKong
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Le curé rouge qui a bouleversé
Le curé rouge qui a bouleversé la vie des enfants de bourgeois http://t.co/nlgFakv0 (via @summify)
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Ze log – Starting my BYOD … with a tablet | Débuter mon BYOD* … avec 1 tablette
Starting my BYOD … with a tablet | Débuter mon BYOD* … avec 1 tablette http://t.co/uvnxhRZX
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The Education Foundation Launches Learning Lab in London – Getting Smart by Getting Smart Staff – edchat, edreform, EdTech | Getting Smart
The Education Foundation Launches Learning Lab in London http://t.co/UKoZrPLb
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A better Google+ notification experience in email
A better Google+ notification experience in email http://t.co/gaoecXuF (via @summify)
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Why History Should Replace Economics in the 21st Century – [io9.com] | Things I grab, motley collection
Fifty years ago, historians advised politicians and policy-makers. They helped chart the future of nations, by helping leaders learn from past mistakes in history. But then something changed, and we began making decisions based on economic princip…
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We Can Be Heroes – [thenewinquiry.com] | Things I grab, motley collection
By associating itself with the selfish pleasures of visibility, the wearable camera GoPro has staved off criticism for how it enhances surveillance
In On Photography, Susan Sontag laments the disconnected voyeurism photography produces. “Photogra…
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1918-1920: The Flu Epidemic – [http://mashable.com] | Things I grab, motley collection
Perhaps most significant, the influenza outbreak coincided with the final year of what was then called “The Great War” WWI. The war had already exacted a massive psychological toll on the globe, but frequent international combat probably also had …
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The Grid Uses Artificial Intelligence To Design Your Websites For You | Things I grab, motley collection
Originally posted on TechCrunch:
Designing a good-looking website has never been easy and while many services promise to let you build a site without ever having to touch any code, you quickly reach their limits if you want to have a more advance…
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No One Tweets Like the Japanese, and That Was a Huge Problem for Twitter | [wired.com] | Things I grab, motley collection
Twitter engineer Mazdak Hashemi says the Japanese tweet like no one else on earth.
When the New Year arrives or even as they watch certain moments in shows and movies broadcast on national television, tens of thousands of Japanese will tweet at p…
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The 2014 Nobel Prize in Medicine and Physiology goes to the discoverers of grid and place cells | Things I grab, motley collection
Originally posted on neuroecology:
I was joking last night that when they announced the Nobel Prize, I wouldn’t have any clue who the winner was because I basically don’t know biology from before 10 years ago. Then I wake up and the winners are s…
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‘Gamification’ Is Dead, Long Live Games For Learning | Things I grab, motley collection
Originally posted on TechCrunch:
Editor’s note: Michael John (“MJ”) is responsible for all creative product development at GlassLab. An industry veteran who has designed commercial video games for close to twenty years, his design credits include…
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An Open Office Experiment That Actually Worked | Things I grab, motley collection
Originally posted on HBR Blog Network – Harvard Business Review:
Nowadays many people regard open-plan offices with skepticism — remnants of a once-cool work space fad that led to more distraction than innovation. As this article explains, there …