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2011/08/26

Howard Rheingold: Discovery Engines Trying–and Failing

Infotention “Managing attention & information” Created and curated by Howard Rheingold Discovery Engines: Policing The Riot Of Information Overload | Fast Company Taming this torrent into something manageable and highly relevant is increasingly seen as the key for Twitter, YouTube, Facebook, and any other chaotic content network looking to realize monster revenue. That explains why …

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2011/08/22

Cynthia McKinney: Massive Propaganda on Libya Misleads

Most of what has been coming through the Total Information Dominance machinery about the situation in Tripoli – and Libya proper – is untrue. The situation there is very bad for the people, that much is true. But not only is the battle not with an indigenous rebellion – it is, rather, with a NATO …

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2011/08/192011/08/19

Arno Reuser: Enterprise Open Source Intelligence Part One

Enterprise Open Source Intelligence Gathering – Part 1 Social Networks Posted by Tom on October 26, 2009 – 3:49 pm Note: the direct web version is nearly unreadable. A full copy is therefore provided below.

2011/08/12

Graphic: Open Everything Pyramid

Source Tip of the Hat to Michel Bauwens at P2P Foundation, Purin Planichphant creator, and to Roxana Dobrescu Stefanescu at Facebook for flagging it.

2011/08/11

John Robb: State Failure, Deep Resistance, Open War

Anonymous declares war on Facebook. For those of you interested in how global guerrilla warfare theory is being applied in the wild, here’s a book for you: Deep Green Resistance (by Derrick Jenson, Aric McBay, and Lierre Keith). Here’s a little on their ecowarfare strategy from their website, and some more on how they use open source warfare and …

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2011/07/22

George Carlin: Crash Course on Reality in 3 Minutes

From Moveon.org, recommended by Christina Tobin at Facebook.

2011/07/162011/07/16

Mario Profaca: Sixty is the New Forty. Keep Going!

Happy Birthday, Robert. Sixty is the new forty–you’ve got another quarter century to achieve public intelligence in the public interest. Keep going! Mario Phi Beta Iota: Our founder turned 59 today, but agrees completely with the above sentiments, with thanks. Visit Mario’s Cyberspace Station, the Global Intelligence News Portal.