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]]> By: Tommi http://www.wandrenpd.com/2009/01/to-tweet-or-not-to-tweet-what-is-the-question/comment-page-1/#comment-23 Tommi Thu, 15 Jan 2009 08:59:45 +0000 http://wandrenpd.com/?p=110#comment-23 Well-written post once again. I did my thesis some years back on the Finnish information society policy and what came out was that the government´s plans were full of technological babble on the potential (so many people connected) but shockingly low on how this makes our society better or our democracy more transparent. It saw people as the "end users" in the end of the supply chain whose role was merely to plug in. I think there would be a great potential in these kind of tools for instance for events as you pointed out. I have very often wondered in expert meetings or cultural events whether there would be better tools for linking people with similar interests. In Amsterdam´s PICNIC two years ago they had in your conference pass pictures of people you might want to know based on the tags on your profile. But the next step would be help these people find each other from the crowd. I know it is not a new example but I love meetup in the US that brought people with similar political views together in Starbuck´s cafes. Well-written post once again. I did my thesis some years back on the Finnish information society policy and what came out was that the government´s plans were full of technological babble on the potential (so many people connected) but shockingly low on how this makes our society better or our democracy more transparent. It saw people as the “end users” in the end of the supply chain whose role was merely to plug in.

I think there would be a great potential in these kind of tools for instance for events as you pointed out. I have very often wondered in expert meetings or cultural events whether there would be better tools for linking people with similar interests. In Amsterdam´s PICNIC two years ago they had in your conference pass pictures of people you might want to know based on the tags on your profile. But the next step would be help these people find each other from the crowd.

I know it is not a new example but I love meetup in the US that brought people with similar political views together in Starbuck´s cafes.

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