I’ve been thinking about the concepts of game theory, play, and videogames for a while now – and they’re a lot more prominent in my thoughts considering the recent coverage of the success and controversy of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2.
Coincidentally, there seems to have been a rise in discussions about whether videogames and [...]
The social ages of videogames
November 19th, 2009 · Comments
Tags: Videogames
Still room for improvement in Google Reader
August 21st, 2009 · Comments
A lot of people have commented on the new social features which have been released for Google’s RSS Reader – and most of them have been pretty positive.
Recent changes have included showing more information on who likes and shares posts, and being able to connect with more people who have interested with content you like. [...]
Tags: rss
Google RSS Reader finally allows social bookmarking
August 13th, 2009 · Comments
One of my guilty confessions is that I’ve been doing less linking and sharing of other sites on places like Stumbleupon recently than in the past.
A major reason for that is that I’m generally going through my reading on the train in Google RSS reader, and not actually visiting sites. Combine the slow speed of [...]
Tags: Uncategorized
Two throwaway thoughts on a Monday
January 26th, 2009 · Comments
Both coming from recent updates on Twitter:
1. If we need proof that people are inherently social, how the hell did everyone find out about fire and the wheel before Mainstream Media? Or Social Networking, Social Media Marketing and Web 2.0 for that matter?
(brilliant response by both @epredator and @dalvado – seeing a wheel rolling past [...]
Tags: Digital Culture

