iCrowdsComments for iCrowds http://www.icrowds.net The intelligence of crowds put to work Fri, 12 Apr 2013 16:20:03 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.5.1 Comment on van Piramides naar Pannekoeken: de Morning Star case by iCrowds » Blog Archive » Morning Star in Nederland http://www.icrowds.net/2012/06/van-piramides-naar-pannekoeken-morning-star/#comment-43 iCrowds » Blog Archive » Morning Star in Nederland Fri, 12 Apr 2013 16:20:03 +0000 http://www.icrowds.net/?p=1069#comment-43 [...] als het echt niet anders kan). Ik ben daar vorig jaar op bezoek geweest, het verslag daarvan kun je hier [...]

]]> Comment on Google, formerly known as the NSA by Micah http://www.icrowds.net/2007/10/google-formerly-known-as-the-nsa/#comment-29 Micah Mon, 21 Feb 2011 06:22:32 +0000 http://www.iCrowds.net/google-formerly-known-as-the-nsa/#comment-29 “Don’t be Evil” their slogan haha… INFOWARS.COM Investigate government ran control grids.

]]> Comment on Google, formerly known as the NSA by Anon http://www.icrowds.net/2007/10/google-formerly-known-as-the-nsa/#comment-28 Anon Fri, 18 Feb 2011 11:08:02 +0000 http://www.iCrowds.net/google-formerly-known-as-the-nsa/#comment-28 They are evil, just like the US government.

INFOWARS.COM

]]> Comment on Google, formerly known as the NSA by Googling up your life, Wi-Fi data for the NSA? « eats shoots 'n leaves http://www.icrowds.net/2007/10/google-formerly-known-as-the-nsa/#comment-27 Googling up your life, Wi-Fi data for the NSA? « eats shoots 'n leaves Tue, 08 Jun 2010 15:28:36 +0000 http://www.iCrowds.net/google-formerly-known-as-the-nsa/#comment-27 [...] years ago, Martijn Kriens, a Dutch privacy expert, wrote a piece for iCrowds provocatively titled, “Google, formerly known as the NSA,” in which he pointed out: Just look [...]

]]> Comment on “Secret” service, now on Facebook! by Nils Kolstein http://www.icrowds.net/2009/07/secret-service-now-on-facebook/#comment-42 Nils Kolstein Mon, 06 Jul 2009 08:59:16 +0000 http://www.icrowds.net/?p=205#comment-42 Interesting discussion which I am thinking of bringing up with the company I work for. We have several consultants working for defence and police departments and most of them use their assigments as part of their Linked-In profiles. So do I actually, but if you think about it, we don’t actually know how our clients think about this. I think every company which deals with this should have some sort of policy for this.

]]> Comment on Recovery revisited by Martijn Kriens http://www.icrowds.net/2009/05/recovery-revisited/#comment-41 Martijn Kriens Tue, 02 Jun 2009 08:23:34 +0000 http://www.icrowds.net/?p=181#comment-41 Maybe temporarily down? Before it did work.

]]> Comment on Recovery revisited by Nils Kolstein http://www.icrowds.net/2009/05/recovery-revisited/#comment-40 Nils Kolstein Tue, 02 Jun 2009 08:16:41 +0000 http://www.icrowds.net/?p=181#comment-40 Interesting project! Could this concept be copied to NL also? Or maybe on a European scale? Too bad I can’t reach the site though. Maybe blocked for non-US IP-adresses?

]]> Comment on Google bank by IIP-SaaS » Blog Archive » Banker 2.0 http://www.icrowds.net/2008/11/google-bank/#comment-38 IIP-SaaS » Blog Archive » Banker 2.0 Wed, 08 Apr 2009 07:09:01 +0000 http://www.icrowds.net/?p=132#comment-38 [...] In the presentation (that you can find here) we showed many examples how ICT in general and SaaS in particular will change the banking sector significantly in the coming years. For example, Google already has a banking licence in the Netherlands… [...]

]]> Comment on Everyware by Cordny http://www.icrowds.net/2008/11/everyware/#comment-39 Cordny Mon, 01 Dec 2008 14:26:30 +0000 http://www.icrowds.net/?p=136#comment-39 Hi Martijn,

something to ask for from St Nicholas (5 december) or from Santa?

But a nice example of ubiquitous ICT, the nazbataq!

Thanks for sharing.

Kind regards,

Cordny

]]> Comment on User interface 2.0? by Wilbert Baan http://www.icrowds.net/2008/09/user-interface-20/#comment-37 Wilbert Baan Fri, 17 Oct 2008 06:35:00 +0000 http://www.icrowds.net/?p=122#comment-37 Ik denk dat het komt door het mentale model wat we hebben als gebruikers. We weten hoe een dienst werkt. Op welke pagina in het geval van teletekst het weer te vinden is. Dit maakt teletekst op een nieuw medium niet zozeer rocket science, maar wel makkelijk te gebruiken. Omdat we een mentaal model hebben van waar de inhoud te vinden is, een eenvoudige leercurve.

zie ook: http://www.hypernarrative.com/wordpress/2008/10/05/the-underestimated-value-of-marching-backwards-into-the-future/

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