Jon Husband

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  • Jon Husband  What a superb picture ! But I keep looking for the faint dotted lines connecting all that "information" :-)
  • • 3 months ago
    •   Beyond knowledge audit
    •   dobedo
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  • Jon Husband  Yes, quite interesting dynamic, that. Actually, I find a fair few of the "names" in social media don't necessarily "act" as they "preach", and I think that's pretty much par for the course when it comes to human, social affairs. Shel, though, would be notable in that area, in my opinion. From what i have seen there's still a nifty little clique to which Shel belongs / is part of .. and I am not sure at all that they are doing "social media" any favours when it comes to developing deeply the potentials that I think lay therein. The video interviews by and large aren't great, they tend to be tech-heavy, and the analyses (or in effect just remarks) on emerging and evolving sociology and business issues in / for an interconnected environment are pretty banal, by and large.
  • • 3 months ago
    •   Loren Feldman vs. Shel Israel
    •   Mathew's comments
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  • Jon Husband  Personally, I don't think it adds a lot .. maybe it saves "half" a key stroke if you want to ensure that you follow general rules by providing a ling (I assume the eembed creates a link). But made at least one click more easy, it might becomes a part of lots of peoples' blogging work flow. And StevenHodson's point below is pertinent, too .. I presume that CSS adaptations could / will follow ? ... cut-or-copy-and-paste is pretty hard to dislodge from work flows. This is effectively another form of that, and requires additional html, no ?
  • • 4 months ago
    •   Is embedding better than quoting?
    •   Mathew's comments
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