Archives for April 2006
paul dourish has a posse, originally uploaded by mroth.
Paul Dourish put the smackdown at CHI2006, in on one of the most important papers for the CHI community in long time, in which he succinctly identified the many problems the “implications for design” model has caused for sociotechnical research.
Therefore, I made him one of those ubiquitous […]
Random co-worker chimes in on a mailing list with a very accurate summation of Adobe (former Macromedia) Flash:
“Browsing without Flash is like going to the movies without ringing cell phones and crying babies. Every once in a while you miss out on a really cool ring tone, but it’s nothing to lose sleep over.”
When […]
Prompted by Tom’s post, I’ve decided to also try out this Odeo voice message for the sake of amusement. Click the icon below to use your laptop’s built in microphone to record a private voice message for me (or in the popular vernacular, PODCAST TO THE BLOGOSPHERE OMG!!!). I won’t do anything with […]
Matthew Rothenberg is a social technologist at Yahoo!, now doing product strategy and management on the Flickr team. A New York City expatriate, he is currently slumming it in the SF Bay Area. For more info, visit his homepage.