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 [Mobility and All Things Untethered by Ozzie Diaz] Connectedness Separation Syndrome: I then starting to experience the usual symptoms of the condition I will coin as, Connectedness Separation Syndrome (CSS). I encountered heart palpitations, shortness of breath, sinking feeling of falling down a bottomless pit, the void in the center of my soul growing with every added minute of not having a small RF radiating device warming my hand, pocket, or backpack.

[ELSUA ~ A KM Blog by Luis Suarez] 20 Knowledge Management Blogs I’m Currently Enjoying: To me, that would be the entire 200 KM blogs I am subscribed to right now and that I follow on a regular basis. What this list is, actually, is a whole bunch of folks who have grabbed my interest the most just recently and I will be adding a single line per blog detailing what may be of interest to you, so that you would have the opportunity to check them out further, if you wish to.

[Bisiness and finance.] You can t manage knowledge: In the real world, Knowledge Management isn t all about fancy technological systems. Effective knowledge management is a collection of tools that help your people discover and use their knowledge and the knowledge of their peers to do a better job of solving problems and building profits.

 [Proto Matter] 2 Jul 2006: Knowledge management - Using color as a semantic layer over content. Round-up: Watford salvage point at Charlton.

 [Social Networking :: Robin Good's Latest News] Social Networks And Social Services: How The Web Is Transforming ...: Whereas today's search engines provide largely anonymous or uncredited information, future versions might highlight or recommend web pages created by recognised or familiar individuals. The integration of search engines and social networks could also enable queries such as "Has any of my acquaintances been on holidays in New Zealand?" or "Recent articles on hypertext authored by people associated with Ted Nelson".

[Web 2.0 Money] Taylor Nelson Sofres buys Compete.com: Compete was founded in 2000 and is based in Boston, Massachusetts.  It analyses internet clickstream information received from its own panel and from internet service providers.  Compete uses proprietary data methodologies to normalize this data, making it representative of the entire US online market place. It specializes in the telecoms, media, automotive, financial services and travel industries, with a sector-based organization mirroring that of TNS.  It also has expertise in the field of online search evaluation.  Current management will remain with the company.  Clients, who include some of the world’s best-known brands, are engaged on a subscription basis, with analysis provided weekly or monthly.  The company has won a range of awards, including the Deloitte Technology Fast 50 two years in a row, the US Advertising Research Foundation David Ogilvy Award and the AdAge Power 150.

[Networks, Complexity, and Relatedness] Incredibly Dull is anything but: Following a short exchange on the sikmleaders group about policy (an incredibly important topic in Enterprise 2.0), Stan Garfield referenced a note to a post by Andrew Gent in his blog, Incredibly Dull, "Web 2.0 and the lack of process.

 [US Air Force ROTC] IKEv2 2.0beta1 (Default branch): Publisher of the Guardian sues; says blog commenters defamed him. Birds of a Feather. CodeGear Developer Network (CDN) Newsletter - August 2007 edition. Crutchfield - SAVE 10% on qualifying car amplifier p”¦ ...

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