"I think one of the reasons for skepticism, is the title of his book, which he admits is not a completely accurate depiction of the book's message. It is clear that Tim works a good deal more than four hours a week and will continue to do so. His point is that by focusing on results and using the modern tools of productivity you can spend less time doing nonproductive tasks and spend more time pursuing things that evoke your passion. - Walter Neary
"For grins, please join us for a somewhat cable-centric jog down memory lane to see what this World Wide Web of ours used to look like." - Walter Neary
"Their findings: Our privacy principles are wobbly. We are more or less likely to open up depending on who is asking, how they ask and in what context." - Walter Neary
"The shift to virtual rooms makes sense. The industry overshot what users actually wanted and would put up with. Sure virtual worlds are more sexy but require huge downloads, are nearly impossible to fill up, and lack general purpose. " - Walter Neary
"Let us imagine one thing: we will not care anymore about where we are, what device or application we use and where our data is, because it’s simply everywhere we are!" - Walter Neary
"BuzzMachine blogger and MediaGuardian contributor sums up the 10 questions that news organisations in general, and the Guardian in particular, should be asking now." - Walter Neary
As part of my day job, I was pleased to serve as chair of the ArtsFund allocations committee in Pierce County. It's always interesting to interview arts groups and learn about both their challenges and opportunities - Walter Neary
"Marketers, he said, should think less about "spaces" where their audiences spend time and more about the audiences themselves. Focusing on the way one target group—college kids, for instance—moves through the media landscape can alert brands to big o - Walter Neary
"Now, it looks to me like the next big opportunity to build a big company and make a big, sharp dent into this colossal wastage is by inventing technologies that convert conferences and trade shows into virtual meetings that can be attended without air-tr - Walter Neary
"...(A)re we losing sight of the guiding principles and teachings that foster meaningful and rewarding relationships simply because we're practically held captive by a never-ending cycle of new and popular social tools?" - Walter Neary
"The drive to be timely shouldn’t preclude common courtesy, even in this age of instantaneous information. Walter Neary seems to agree..." - Walter Neary
"Still, while news organizations continue to worry about what Google is doing to their business, the company is far from achieving the kind of dominant position in news that it has in other areas." - Walter Neary
