September 11th, 2018 Productive Pondering As I transition from the slow freedom of summer to the constrained energy of fall, my thoughts have been gravitating back towards nuts and bolts productivity …

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[ad_1] August 23rd, 2018 · Be the first to comment A Lonely Voice Finds Company I’ve been publicly criticizing social media since at least 2010. For most of this …

[ad_1] August 9th, 2018 · Be the first to comment Extremist Suggestions Earlier this week, Zeynep Tufekci appeared on Ezra Klein’s podcast. If you don’t know Tufekci, you should: …

[ad_1] August 1st, 2018 · 2 comments An Anti-Social Response Last week, Facebook reported weaker than expected second quarter earnings and warned investors to expect diminished growth. As a …

[ad_1] July 19th, 2018 · Be the first to comment An Open Discussion A couple weeks ago, I wrote about a new study that took a careful look at …

[ad_1] July 6th, 2018 · One comment On Spatial Boundaries and Face-to-Face Interaction Why do companies deploy open office layouts? A major justification is the idea that removing spatial …

[ad_1] June 30th, 2018 · Be the first to comment An Earlier Book New readers of this blog might not know that back in 2012 I published a book …

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