• [EN] Rough Type | Nicholas Carr's Blog
  Rough Type | Nicholas Carr's Blog
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• [EN] Strategies for managing social media information: How to keep records of government social media business | NSW Australia
  Strategies for managing social media information: How to keep records of government social media business | NSW Australia | Records Management Strategies for Social Media | Australia NSW #RecordsManagement #SocBiz #Governance #SocialMedia | State Records has developed a draft set of advice called Strategies for managing social media information. With so much government business taking advantage of the opportunities offered by social media, this advice explores the issues, opportunities and options for managing social media information. This guideline contains a range of strategies, examples and case studies to help you determine: # what business information is being generated by your corporate social media # accounts the risk and long term business value...
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• [EN] The Economist : The World in 2036
  To mark the 25th edition of “The World in ”, The Economist’s annual collection of predictions for the year ahead, the newspaper asked some people to peer 25 years ahead.
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• [EN] The Inevitable Future of Content Management | Oscar Berg
  We have "known" for decades that tv screens would eventually become flat enough to be wall-mounted just like a painting. I remember reading about flat-screen tvs in a magazine about future technologies when I was about 12 in the beginning of the 80s. The idea has probably been around ever since the television was first invented. It has always been a matter of time until we would have flat-screens tvs. For me it's kind of the same thing with content management (although not as many people are as interested in the future of content management as they are in the future of tv technology). In the future, content management will become like air, invisible to users. The content will be automatically managed. We won't have to spend any thoughts on how to manage ...
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