laszlo barabási: "a power law distribution doesn't have a peak. rather, a histogram following a power law is a continously decreasing curve, implying that many small events coexist with a few large events. if the heights of an imaginary planet's inhabitants followed by power law distribution, most creatures would be really short. but nobody would be surprised to see occasionally a hundred-feet-tall monster walking down the street." | i guess the quote comes from his book linked.

yochai benkler, the wealth of networks

internet of things

revisited:

Diversity plus freedom of choice creates inequality, and the greater the diversity, the more extreme the inequality.| shirky

the long tail

there are some search engines with purpose out there. ie: theyworkforyou

a non-partisan, volunteer-run website which aims to make it easy for people to keep tabs on their elected and unelected representatives in Parliament.

or credo: CREDO groups the results of a web search (currently Yahoo! search results) in a lattice of conceptual clusters that highlight the contents of the retrieved documents. | pointers provided by dag elgesem

but to listen to the talk of daniel and to see their work at tv2dk was nice. it seems one of the rare design teams that still have fun while working for tv. his talk at typo was about team building and the simple fact, that it is important to realize the difference between a team and a group ...

it's a small world, indeed, when i get the link lynfabrikken.dk and end up at das moebel in vienna ...