Suw.org.uk fixed!
Since I updated Suw.org.uk in March it has been a little bit flakey, sometimes displaying properly and sometimes displaying a blank page. It got half-fixed a couple of months ago, but it’s taken me til...
View ArticleAdding to the archives
I have to admit, poor old Suw.org.uk has languished a little bit lately, as I’ve been so busy with all my other projects. I’m now on a drive to try to create the fullest repository of my work and...
View ArticleAutumn events
My diary for the autumn is chock full of conferences, many of which I would highly recommend to anyone interested. Here’s where I’m going to be: Fruitful Seminars – The Email Problem and How to Solve...
View ArticleThe Guardian: Breaking the email compulsion
I have an article in The Guardian today (in the paper and online) about email, how it’s getting out of control and what we can do about it. It contains some of my thinking on email, operant...
View ArticleEnterprise 2.0 Forum – video
The video of my presentation at the Enterprise 2.0 Forum in Cologne on 18th September is now up on the Enterprise2Open blog. Unfortunately I can’t seem to embed it here, and the audio quality’s a bit...
View ArticleWeb 2.0: Practical Applications for Business Benefit
I have spent the last couple of days at the Unicom seminar, Web 2.0: Practical Applications for Business Benefit, hosted by Dave Gurteen. As usual, I have notes from the sessions up on Strange...
View ArticleThe Email Problem and How To Solve It
Leisa Reichelt very kindly took notes on my talk for me at today’s Web 2.0: Practical Applications for Business Benefit. Thanks Leisa! Luis Suarez recorded the talk on his mobile, I think, and the...
View ArticleJoin me on Ada Lovelace Day
I’ve mainly stayed away from the discussion of gender issues in technology. I didn’t think that I had any real expertise to share. But over the last six months, after many conversations, it has become...
View ArticleAn interview with Ada Lovelace
This morning, I went to the Science Museum to talk to Ada Lovelace herself about Charles Babbage, his computing machines, and her vision and brilliance. Ada was a most fascinating lady, and I hope that...
View ArticleLetting sleeping blogs lie
Now that I’ve moved everything over from suw.org.uk to suw.charman-anderson.com, there’s really no need for this blog. If you want to read my ongoing thoughts on social media, then the new improved...
View ArticleTalking Social Technology at the Digital Minds Conference
I’m very happy to say that I will be facilitating a roundtable discussion on social technology at the Digital Minds Conference on 7 April at the QEII Conference Centre. Indeed, I will be available...
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