This is a somewhat lengthy annotation that relates to the "Big data: should marketing really care?" post. I have the tremendous privilege of having one of the most diverse and responsive Twitter following. I thought it only fitting to cite their verbatim input, as I have left out some content, which may offer better context to … Continue reading Big data: verbatim
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As the big data meme gets louder, the semantic web quietly evolves
This post started off as ripples in the tech marketing space-time continuum around the big data meme. Oo big data. Wasn't it a big deal in '09? Apparently it’s even more of a big deal now. According to a recent tech post, big data will be a $50 billion market in 5 years. Great. But … Continue reading As the big data meme gets louder, the semantic web quietly evolves
Being unique is not the point
I was really hoping to avoid commenting on this post, as it involves having to rail—I mean, provide thoughtful analysis on a number of fronts, including: the "industrial age" and how one could potentially interpret this term, the "average worker", which is so general a term in itself that, well, I can only anticipate more … Continue reading Being unique is not the point
Les listes de Twitter : la courtoisie, la classification, la confiance
NOTA : J'ai eu l'intention de créer une version française de ce poste (version originale anglaise posté en janvier 2010) pour partager quelques réflexions personnelles sur la valeur de ces listes. NOTE : I had the intention of creating a French version of this post (original English version posted in January 2010) to share some personal thoughts on the value of … Continue reading Les listes de Twitter : la courtoisie, la classification, la confiance



