Google’s equivalent of Where’s Wally; Crowdsourcing – what is it, why is and why I need to know about it and the raging topic of the week Kevin Rudd’s exit as Prime Minister all feature in this weeks FutureTech segment, as I join Phil live in the ABC radio studio, Jeremy in Singapore and Phil […]
Neuroeconomist Paul Zak has discovered that social networking triggers the release of the generosity-trust chemical in our brains called Oxytocins. A fascinating look at the human hard-wired side of what triggers us in business and spot on with my philosophy that at the end of the day each of us is an organic being and […]
3D, virtual reality, motion sensing consoles all spearhead the new and not so unusual in this weeks gaming industry’s annual E3 expo in Los Angeles is the starting point of this weeks on air discussion between regular hosts Phil and Beverley, Ryan Egan of Tech Talk and me. The gaming industry, worth $60 billion per […]
Foxconn the China based technology manufacturer that has had a spate of workers suicides over the past few months has threatened to close their China factory and move to Vietnam and leave 800,000 Chinese workers unemployed – this disturbing dummy spit leads the segment and our discussion between Phil and Barbara of the ABC Today […]
A heated debate on computer recycling and whose responsibility it is started this weeks on-air discussion between Phil and Sally of ABC Radio Australia, Danny Gorog guest co host and myself. This soon moved into the next big debate about online privacy and Facebook and again who is responsible for that (my shortcut answer is […]
FaceBook and iPad led our on air discussion this week as we kicked off with an interview with Joe Dee the founder of Quit FaceBook day as we explored his thoughts and impetus on crowdsourcing a large anti FaceBook contingent to quit facebook in protest of its privacy settings and information sharing . I’m still […]
