Eric Schmidt, CEO of Google was answering this question in an interesting interview at Gartner Symposium/ITxpo Orlando 2009. ReadWriteWeb has summarized the highlights of Eric’s interview as follows:
Five years from now the internet will be dominated by Chinese-language content.
Today’s teenagers are the model of how the web will work in five years [...]
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Just found a nice video about twitter and it’s users called the Twittersphere.
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Immorality and Twitter (scientificamerican.com)
Getting sucked into Twittersphere… (localglobe.blogspot.com)
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The next video is about twitter’s growth by the unexpected use of the service. Very intersting video!
This video I found on the gorgeous TED Talks. Enjoy watching.
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Adam Wilson, biomedical engineering doctoral student at University of Wisconsin-Madison has developed a brain to computer interface which makes it possible to directly write tweets through thoughts. ReadWriteWeb writes:
Technically, what Wilson did was come up with an interface combining an Electroencephalogram, or brain wave monitor, with an on screen keyboard for selecting letters. [...]
I have found a great collection of 100 eLearning articles and white papers through dontwasteyourtime. The full list of articles can be found at Dr. Tony Karrer’s weblog called elearningtech.
(via cristinacost’s tweet)
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