Let’s ditch quantitative data for social media (for now)
There Used To Be A Time (TM) where discussions on social media, especially on Twitter, were indicative of relevance — at least of relevance within certain communities: If things…
Tag: research
New report: From Software to Society — Openness in a changing world
A quick heads-up: A new report (PDF) just dropped that I co-wrote with Dr. Henriette Litta, executive director of Open Knowledge Foundation Germany. In it, we explore the…
The State of Openness
A quick project update that has been somewhat overdue: Openness has been a core building block and underlying philosophy of the web since its earliest days. However, the…
Quick thoughts on NotebookLM
If you haven’t already, I strongly encourage you to take a closer look at NotebookLM, a new(ish) Google tool to explore documents via a chat interface, based on…
Framed vs Framing Enquiries
Through Céline Henne, I was introduced to the idea of framed vs framing enquiries, a tremendously useful tool to consider what types of questions you really are trying…
Quick takeaways from Hannah Ritchie’s Not the End of the World
I’ve been reading Hannah Ritchie’s Not the End of the World, and while I cannot get myself to quite share her optimism, I highly recommend the book. For…
Verwaltungsdigitalisierung: 2 aktuelle Studien
Zwei Studien zur Verwaltungsdigitalisierung von der Agora Digitale Transformation (nachfolgend ADT. Full disclosure: Im Rahmen meiner Arbeit für die Stiftung Mercator war ich an der Konzeption der ADT…