I'm Not a Working Class Hero #gov20 + #argentina + sobreviviendo en la paranoia

26Jul/100

DC Universe Online Exclusive Who Do You Trust Trailer HD – via GameHDTrailer

http://www.dcuniverseonline.com/

23May/101

24 mayo 2010 Teatro Colon – la reapertura

Mi ansiedad puede mas que nada en estas horas, nunca había estado tanto ni había visto al Teatro Colón como lo vi esta semana, pude estar dentro verlo, tocarlo, caminar, perderme en los pasillos.

Mañana tendré el grandisimo privilegio de ser parte de la organización, de coordinar la cobertura online desde la web, lo cual es big and serious shit considerando el evento.

Pueden seguir al @teatrocolon en twitter y la cobertura online en www.buenosaires.gob.ar/teatrocolon

les dejo alguna fotos

Pueden ver mas fotos aca: http://www.flickr.com/photos/buenosairesprensa/sets/72157623977103845/

21Feb/100

bookmark dominguero

30Jan/100

greader stuff – algunos links que valen la pena leer

psst: se q hay miles de estos post todos los dias pero i do not care, estoy aburrido ;)
15Dec/090

How Web 2.0 Will Transform Local Government

Via http://www.govtech.com/dc/articles/417520

A set of technologies called Web 2.0 is transforming the Internet. Web sites such as YouTube, MySpace and Facebook, in addition to RSS feeds, blogs and wikis attract hundreds of millions of people. Yet this Web 2.0 transformation of government is just beginning. How might it occur?

Web 2.0 and government are both about building community and connecting people. Web 2.0 technologies are transforming the Internet into connected communities that allow people to interact with one another in new and distinct ways. 

Government is, by its very nature, all about community. Government is a group of people - citizens or constituents - doing together what they can't do as individuals or otherwise obtain from private business. I believe most of us wouldn't want individuals or private businesses to manage street networks, maintain parks or operate police and fire departments. In the end, government is community.

Therefore, Web 2.0 - community building tools - seems tailor-made for government, at least theoretically.

16Nov/090

“de todo menos basket” Ustream radio By Fabricio Oberto

Se suma un nuevo show al universo de Ustream

En esta oportunidad el generador de esta idea loca es Fabricio Oberto (@obricio7), pivot de los Wizards en la NBA, medalla de oro atenas 2004 con Argentina, NBA Champ con Spurs y a mi gusto, el mejor interno argentino de los ultimos 20años. Lo groso del programa es solo audio, y Fabricio hace uso de su amplio y gran gusto musical, pasando musica mas que copada. de hecho el otro dia deje el show de fondo mientra laburaba y aporto su cuota de motivación.

el link? http://www.ustream.tv/channel/de-todo-menos-basket

10Nov/090

What’s Trending in Your City? Soon, Twitter Will Tell You

via Mashable

When Twitter announced that it would soon attach location to tweets, we began to imagine the possibilities. In fact, we made a wishlist of geolocation features we’d like to see Twitter implement. Our top request was the ability to see trending topics by country, state, and city.

Apparently, Twitter (Twitter) thinks that’s a solid idea as well. In fact, the company has just taken the first step towards implementing local Twitter trends. On the Twitter API Announcements Google Group, the microblogging company announced the developer preview for the Trends API, which will open up a wave of new info on local Twitter trends to developers.

Here’s the first part of the announcement by Twitter’s Raffi Krikorian (bolded text is our emphasis):

“We’ve heard from lots of users that trending topics, as seen on the twitter.com homepage and on search.twitter.com, are a fun way to figure out what’s going on in the Twitter-verse at this very instant. The one feature request that we’ve heard over and over, however, is “what’s going on where I am?”. To answer that, we wanted to give you all a heads up regarding the new “Trends API” that we’re launching. This API will open up trending information that is specific to a number of locations around the world.”

“At a high level, there will be two new endpoints:

- an endpoint to give a listing of all locations that trends are
available for, and
- an endpoint to actually allow you to query by a specific location.”

Summary: The new API will open up the ability for Twitter apps to figure out what’s trending in a pre-defined set of locations. This means that while San Francisco will almost certainly have a set of local trends, my hometown of Princeton, IL (7200 residents) probably will not, at least in the beginning.

We look forward to testing out local Twitter trends and seeing what the company and 3rd party developers create. In the meantime, let us know what you think of this new announcement in the comments.

9Nov/090

Cisco Breaks Down Barriers to Business-to-Business Collaboration

Via CISCO

New telepresence, unified communications, enterprise social-software, and hosted email technologies facilitate fundamental changes to how organizations communicate and collaborate

SAN JOSE, Calif. – November 9, 2009 – Cisco today announced significant product introductions across all categories of its collaboration portfolio. The company also announced its entrance into two new markets, enterprise social software and hosted email, with the goal of bringing the collaborative power of online social communities to businesses.

The new product introductions span real-time and asynchronous collaboration applications, and collectively take advantage of the power of video and voice-based communications to help enable natural, person-to-person and business-to-business collaboration across all media and devices.

New Cisco TelePresence, Cisco Unified Communications, and Cisco WebEx solutions raise the bar for inter-company collaboration by delivering rich video, voice, and presence capabilities across and between organizations.

Among the new unified communications products offered today are technologies which help enable secure business-to-business communications over any IP network offering differentiated capabilities for Service Providers.

New Cisco enterprise instant messaging (IM) and presence solutions powered by Jabber XMPP help people quickly find, connect and collaborate with colleagues inside and outside their organization.

A Cisco-hosted directory of organizations and locations with Cisco TelePresence simplifies the scheduling of intercompany telepresence meetings.

Cisco's new enterprise social software solutions include a new social video system which helps enable companies to form secure video communities around user-generated content under enterprise control.

Cisco's hosted email offering, based on the Postpath acquisition, allows IT to move to cloud efficiencies while leveraging their current investment in the Microsoft Outlook client.

Also announced today, new medianet-enabled products deliver better collaborative experiences for end-users across heterogeneous devices, applications and clients. A medianet is an intelligent network optimized for rich media.

New media processing engine solutions offer speech-to-text transcription and provide real-time video transcoding, enabling any content to be shared across the network to any end-point device, including HD interoperability for Cisco TelePresence.

An innovative search platform performs dynamic tagging of content as it traverses the network, offering a real-time organization-wide cross-application view that allows people to accurately locate and rapidly connect with the best available experts and information they need.

The new product introductions announced today are offered to customers as on-premise, on-demand or software-as-a-service solutions, or blended approaches, and can be deployed on a sliding scale of consumption based on business process needs, rather than information technology constraints.

ANNOUNCEMENT DETAILS

New telepresence and unified communications solutions deliver rich business-to-business communications across organizational boundaries

  • Intercompany Cisco TelePresence Directory is a Cisco-hosted directory of endpoints, organizations and people with access to Cisco TelePresence endpoints. The directory features a virtual assistant to assist with scheduling meetings between  the more than 1000 rooms and 75 customers on Cisco TelePresence exchanges.
  • Cisco TelePresence WebEx Engage is a simple, one-button initiation and scheduling solution with video integration between Cisco TelePresence and Cisco WebEx conferencing. Cisco TelePresence WebEx Engage, combines the ease-of-use and broad reach of Cisco TelePresence and Cisco WebEx Meeting Center
  • The Cisco Intercompany Media Engine gives end-users business-to-business communications over any IP network, maximizing network efficiency and reducing costs. This new solution, submitted today to the Internet Engineering Task Force for standardization, includes features such as business-to-business wide band audio, voice and other collaboration capabilities, including video, with multiple levels of built-in security, and will add additional capabilities in the future. Service providers will benefit from the ability to offer new business-to-business communications services, differentiated network capabilities, and expanded managed services.
  • With Cisco Unified Communications system 8.0, Cisco extends support for a wide range of endpoints including new video- and WiFi-enabled Cisco Unified IP Phones and additional smartphones via Cisco Unified Mobile Communicator. Cisco UC 8.0 also offers customers a choice of deployment models – whether on-premise, on-demand, or hybrid.
  • Further details about today's Unified Communications 8.0 news are available here.

Mail, messaging and presence tools

  • Cisco WebExTM Mail is a new corporate-grade, hosted email solution from Cisco with native Microsoft Outlook interoperability, optimized mobile device support, and browser-independent AJAX web 2.0 access. Using technology acquired from PostPath, Cisco WebEx Mail has a highly scalable infrastructure that overcomes the limitations of traditional mailbox size. Cisco WebEx Mail is on-demand, highly available, and designed to free IT departments from the burden of email infrastructure management and operation.
  • Using technology gained through the acquisition of Jabber, Cisco today announced it has integrated the XMPP standard to provide secure, federated presence across its collaboration portfolio, starting with Cisco WebEx Connect Instant Messaging and Cisco Unified Presence 8.0. This announcement showcases Cisco's commitment to deliver standards-based solutions to drive greater interoperability across clients, devices and applications. The XMPP open standard allows presence federation among presence systems, both business and consumer, as well as support for third party enterprise instant messaging clients and applications.

Cisco breaks new ground with enterprise social software offerings

Cisco is introducing enterprise-ready social software solutions that allow customers to dynamically form teams and communities in a highly secure manner. Cisco's technology helps enable teams to be formed based on expertise and relevance, regardless of location, and brings experts together with both asynchronous tools and real-time voice and video.

  • Cisco Show and Share is a social video system that helps organizations create and manage highly secure video communities to share ideas and expertise, optimize global video collaboration, and personalize the connection between customers, employees, and students, with user-generated content. It allows organizations to record, edit and share video with comments, ratings, tagging and RSS feeds, and speech-to-text transcripts can be uploaded for easy video search and viewing.
  • Cisco Enterprise Collaboration Platform is an enterprise-class social software portal that features a corporate directory with social networking capabilities. It allows users to create team spaces and community environments 'on the fly' and also offers a customizable framework for integration of legacy business applications and web 2.0 content. Unlike today's document-centric portals, the Cisco Enterprise Collaboration Platform is people-centric, facilitating real-time voice and video communication to connect people, communities, and information to make faster business decisions.

Cisco offers customers new medianet-ready devices that optimize networks for video, voice and collaboration

Cisco introduced three new, network-based devices that help customers evolve their IP networks to medianets.  In combination with the recently introduced Cisco Integrated Services Routers Generation 2, customers can now enrich their existing collaboration capabilities with new, network-based functionality.

  • From the Cisco Media Processing family, the Cisco Media Experience Engine 3500 and the Cisco Media Experience Engine 5600 provide real-time video transcoding, allowing any content to be shared across the network to any end-point device.  Innovative features such as speech-to-text transcription of videos will help enable video on the network to become as searchable and accessible as text and web pages today.  The MXE 5600 also facilitates standards-based interoperability across many video endpoints, allowing for Cisco TelePresence to interoperate with video conferencing devices from other companies.
  • Cisco Pulse is an innovative search platform that performs dynamic tagging of content as it traverses the network, offering a real-time, cross application view of the entire organization.  This intelligence allows people to accurately locate and rapidly connect with the best available experts and information they need.

Customer and Executive Quotes:

  • "Collaboration is the foundation of our One HSBC strategy. We design, build, and deploy the products, systems and processes to serve our global customers by leveraging the skill and insight of colleagues in dozens of countries," said Ken Harvey, chief information officer, HSBC. "Collaboration technology and management process is about creating an environment rich enough to allow the human fabric of teamwork to develop."
  • "There are a few key trends that are creating a need for organizations to change the way they operate; globalization, consumerization of IT, information overload, and increased worker mobility," said Tony Bates, senior vice president and general manager, enterprise, commercial and small business, Cisco. "Cisco's collaboration strategy and portfolio is designed specifically to enable this new way of working. Solutions can be implemented on-premise, taking advantage of existing infrastructure, or via a hosted SaaS solution or a combination of the two. They can be deployed in any order and at a pace that matches a company's business objectives."

Tags/Keywords:

Cisco, collaboration, unified communications, intercompany collaboration, enterprise, social software, enterprise social software, WebEx, Cisco WebEx, email, cloud computing, SaaS, on-premise, on-premises, hosted applications, presence federation, enterprise instant messaging, on-demand, XMPP, presence, directory, tagging

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6Nov/090

Twitter Approval Matrix

vía Radar Oreilly

This is the fifth post for the Twitter Approval Matrix with data that spanned the month of October and different sources such as tweetsentiment.com, scraping archives, and observations. This month I received help from Joe Fernandez the CEO of Klout.com. Joe continues to provide some great 'hard' data that allowed me to better place more items on the grid this month.

A quick refresher, the matrix shows four quadrants used to describe trends found on Twitter. The Y-axis is partly analytical and shows popularity (mostly through scraped numbers) or perceived popularity (in the future nominated by you). The other part of the grid is more curated and subjective. The X-axis has been plotted based on my personal opinion. You may agree or disagree with my placements and that's all good to me. After all, this is partially about taste and numbers. The matrix and plots do not represent a thorough analytical treatment, but rather a view of the trends that could be found in data sources allowing me to plot with some sense of relevance.

TwitterApprovalMatrixOct.png

For this post, I've limited the data and activity to the month of October. Again, I'll continue with this project as long as I get enough feedback/help. So, if you are interested in contributing, you can comment here, or read the original post to figure out the best way for you to submit your plots.

I hope you enjoy this and see it as a potentially useful tool to monitor trends that your fellow readers are both contributing to and tracking.

27Oct/090

Facebook toma acción ante perfiles de personas fallecidas

Via ALT1040

Facebook está tomando acciones ante perfiles de personas que han fallecido, lo comunican por medio de un emotivo post en el blog oficial de la red social.

Ahora, por medio de un formulario de contacto es posible que familiares y amigos avisen de la muerte de alguien que tiene perfil en Facebook. Cuando se ha confirmado el deceso (por medio de algún tipo de certificado), la cuenta en cuestión es modificada de la siguiente forma:

  • No aparecerá en contactos nuevos sugeridos.
  • Cambia el nivel de privacidad de tal forma que cualquier dato pueda ser visto por amigos confirmados previamente.
  • Se elimina información como actualizaciones de estátus o información de contacto.
  • Ya no será posible hacer login con la cuenta.

Lo único que será posible es agregar mensajes en el wall de la persona fallecida y asumo que subir nuevas fotos donde aparezca.