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wish he didn't call it 'digital health ecosystem' but it is a useful starting point in the growing area of quantifying self.. - Adriana Lukas

tragic - Adriana Lukas

quite interesting - Adriana Lukas

quite interesting - Adriana Lukas

essential twitter christmas tool, purely analytical interest, you understand... - Adriana Lukas

essential twitter christmas tool, purely analytical interest, you understand... - Adriana Lukas

Thinking of getting one - Adriana Lukas

This report details the main findings of a large-scale consumer tracking study into the extent of online copyright infringement, as well as wider digital behaviours and attitudes, among people aged 12 in the UK.  The survey data shows that for music, film and TV programmes, those who consumed a mixture of legal and illegal content claimed to spend more on that type of content over the 3-month period than those who consumed 100% legally or 100% illegally. - Adriana Lukas

Well, found it a bit - let's throw vaguely related stuff at the wall and hope it sticks. Not for me, sorry. - Adriana Lukas

"What are we to conclude from these three areas — all of them problems with fine, highly motivated minds focused on them? To me, they suggest that the randomness inherent in human behavior is the limiting factor to consumer modeling success. Marginal gains can perhaps be made thanks to big data, but breakthroughs will be elusive as long as human behavior remains inconsistent, impulsive, dynamic, and subtle." In other words, it takes two to tango. - Adriana Lukas

Annotated link http://www.diigo.com/bookmar... - Adriana Lukas

nice one - Adriana Lukas

quite interesting, it's not all foodie heaven for the working chefs - Adriana Lukas

Genius! - Adriana Lukas

No raw data in sight... it's all (tesco) bread and games! - Adriana Lukas

this whole article is loaded with caveats - people can be freaked out by their data, people will be bored by their data - so when Tesco's scheme is a damp squib in terms of control and autonomy over my data, it has something to fall back on and explain why it's not giving me raw data and letting me use it as I see fit. Let's see, the jury is just walking out... - Adriana Lukas

sounds like lip-service, nod towards 'of course, it's good to let people  access to their data' - we've come a long way there! - but... there's always a but that comes from the desire to control and treating people as consumers. That much hasn't changed and won't any time soon... unless we get tools that will allow us to do the online data equivalent of two fingers to the brands. - Adriana Lukas

Interesting. This is about obesity but the point about the quality of scientific data and the speed of willingness of governments to regulate and some academics to oblige is universal. - Adriana Lukas

lovely stuff - Adriana Lukas

scary. great article - Adriana Lukas

we've all been there! - Adriana Lukas

Annotated link http://www.diigo.com/bookmar... - Adriana Lukas

Annotated link http://www.diigo.com/bookmar... - Adriana Lukas

rather good - Adriana Lukas

brilliant stuff - Adriana Lukas

Fabulous! It makes you realise just how unusual the Earth is... in terms of presence of life. But you never know, as they say. - Adriana Lukas

Bravo! - Adriana Lukas

Interesting - Adriana Lukas

John Cleese on creativity. Well worth watching - Adriana Lukas

Hello! Do you publish also in French language ? - Michel Loisseau

fascinating to see it lined up like this... - Adriana Lukas