Tony Stubblebine
About: I built CrowdVine and I'm focused these days on helping people have better conference experiences. In that vein, don't just recreate your old social network--reach out to new people, encourage speakers, coordinate a session. When you're done you can export all your new friends to whatever your favorite permanent social network is (mine is my address book).
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Urban Hike Roundup
--Sarah wrote up our Urban Hiking experience for the NY Times small business section. Turns out these Urban Hiking expeditions aren’t just gran...
Urban Hike Roundup
--Sarah wrote up our Urban Hiking experience for the NY Times small business section. Turns out these Urban Hiking expeditions aren’t just gran...
Lusting After Car Art
--My friend Tim’s company, Infectious.com, just launched. They do vinyl art stickers for your car. For now, the art is from a select group of g...
Lusting After Car Art
--My friend Tim’s company, Infectious.com, just launched. They do vinyl art stickers for your car. For now, the art is from a select group of g...
Two Good Things
--For the past year or so, Sarah and I have ended each day by telling each other two good things. For the bulk of the year, our format was for the tw...
Two Good Things
--For the past year or so, Sarah and I have ended each day by telling each other two good things. For the bulk of the year, our format was for the tw...
Deliberate Practice
--Sarah and I just got back from a talk at Haas about “deliberate practice” as it relates to excellence. The idea is that how good (or ex...
Deliberate Practice
--Sarah and I just got back from a talk at Haas about “deliberate practice” as it relates to excellence. The idea is that how good (or ex...
Small Business Hacks
--Here are my notes from the small business hacks session at Web2Open. Don MacAskill, Jen Bekman, and Bryan Mason were the major guests. Don’t ...
Small Business Hacks
--Here are my notes from the small business hacks session at Web2Open. Don MacAskill, Jen Bekman, and Bryan Mason were the major guests. Don’t ...
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Recently, I was talking to someone from the Michigan Association of High School Principals who was raving about how much the entire organization relied on RSS. Anecdotal, but interesting to me.
A lot of the data portability standards have the potential to be hidden to the user with the right UI/UX. So maybe they'll get faster/wider adoption.
The psychology behind these new technologies is interesting. RSS was the last new consumer facing web technology. The take up of RSS has not yet gone mainstream, certainly from experience in the science community.
Hey Tony,
Yep, would be great to get some people together to discuss understanding real human relationships through the social graph.
Hey Tony, is there any way you could make an XML representation of the user profile available? I'd like to be able to mash together a participant list in an alternate format (like one long page for printing.) Thanks--
--Rob
I am looking forward to the event!
Working with big data sets often leads to working with lots of little data sets. That is why we have been working on network analysis tools for Excel. Over at:
http://research.microsoft.c...
you can find early versions of C#UNG, a directed graph visualization tool ("C# Universal Network Graph") that plugs into Excel and provides some basic network analysis affordances.
