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The Oscars Are Coming The Oscars Are Coming
I was certainly not surprised that the best movie I saw in 2014 – Interstellar — was not nominated for Best Picture.
What’s going to happen to the “open data” movement in 2015? Here are my predictions:
These are the podcasts I’m listening to now:
Thank goodness for streaming Netflix and Amazon Prime. I’ve seen many movies this past year that I would not have seen otherwise. Many were from previous years but were still new to me.
My Top Ten Blog Posts from 2013
According to Google Analytics these were the ten most frequently hit posts from this web site in 2013.
My Top Ten "Managing Technology" Posts from 2012
It’s time to reflect on the year past. Courtesy of Google Analytics I’ve ranked the Managing Technology posts I published in 2012. Here are the “top ten” based on the number of pageviews received in 2012:
I’m partial to history, technology, and the arts. Here are five I’ve been listening to regularly in recent months:
My Top 20 Posts for 2010
In descending order, here are my top 20 Managing Technology posts for 2010, based on a tally of pageview counts provided by Google Analytics:
I skip around a lot in terms of listening to podcasts. I’m partial to history, technology, and the arts. Here are five I’ve been listening to regularly in recent months:
Here’s an experiment you can do yourself if you maintain a personal contact list electronically that lets you add database fields to track different chracteristics and events.
Here are another 5 podcasts I like a lot:
I listen to a lot of podcasts. Some are original and some are based on radio programs. I listen to a mix of history, technology, politics, literature, and music. Here are some random comments and advice for people who produce podcasts based on my own listening experience:
Here are my current podcast favorites:
I’m building a simple database to track addresses of web sites in the U.S. that report how stimulus funds are being spent.
The following is a slide deck that displays the eight points made in Eight Reality Checkpoints for Using “New Social Media” In Government:
So far I’ve found Twitter useful for keeping in touch, for getting quick questions answered, and for announcing new blog posts. I check in a couple of times a day if I’m at my computer. Here are my personal Twitter rules so far:
OK, it’s list time. Here are some consumer technologies I really like, and why:
Here are five more podcasts I’ve been subscribing and listening to lately: