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TweetBen Hammersley (web, twitter) is quite an erudite technologist and wears many hats, like being Editor at Large at Wired UK but also a messenger from the past. Last week at PICNIC ’11 in Amsterdam, he brought a message from Lord Kelvin: “Radio has no future. Heavier than air flying machines are impossible. X-rays will [...]

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TweetWe all need to get things done, that’s live. But for David Allen, having a solid method for getting things done (“GTD”) helps us get down to want is really important, to our role in this world. By clearing the mind from what we have to do, we also clear or psychic space, which allows [...]

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TweetI have such a backlog of content and interviews so I decided to increase my to-do list by curating a new weekly section: Friday Speaker – AKA interesting presentations from events around the world. The first presentation is by  David Heinemeier Hansson (web, twitter), co-founder of the innovative cloud-based software company 37 Signals and co-author of the [...]

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