Monthly Archive for November, 2004

Newspapers meet the web

So, there I was… wondering whether I was in a well known daily newspaper or not (a friend said he swore he had seen me in the Workplace section on Wednesday). So I went online to the newspaper’s online website (they all have one) and did a search. Lo and behold, I found the article first time, using their advanced search facility.

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Information Abstraction

Leadership – Riding Dead Horses

A brave new world (for women)

The world of tomorrow, today

How are you and the internet doing?

Welcome to the era of electronic abundance

Extending your advertising reach

What women want – The future of leadership

Ubuntu – The advantage of the new economy

Old wives tales

TomorrowToday.biz Hometalk – Understanding the Beast

Nano – Quo vadis

Why should it be free?

Gen X is approaching 35

The first-last principle

Changing the grip – The emerging challenge for leaders everywhere

Defining the internet

A lesson in cellular biology

The girl next door won’t go to the movies

If you’re not failing, you’re not trying hard enough

Forget the Taliban – Ban the tan

Information symmetry in the era of transparency

Journal Entry #1, January 2004. Learning from Marcus Aurelius

With or without you – we’re moving on