Flux Research: Business, Information, Web 2.0

As Should Be Quite Obvious

This blog is on hiatus.

But it will return.

Till then:
clydesmith(at)culturalresearch(dot)org

Introducing: Clyde Smith

It felt like I went public today by linking out to other blogs and sending a trackback so I guess it's time to share a little personal information.

Flux Research: It's a Clyde Thing

Vita Highlights:

MLS (Library Science): Texas Woman's University (2006)
Phd (Cultural Studies in Education): The Ohio State University (2000)
MA (Dance & Performance Studies): UNC-Greensboro (1995)

Academic Research:

Alternative Forms of Data Presentation
Nonlinear Science and the Postpositivist Researcher

Course Proposals: Art for Engineers

Web Publishing:

Cultural Research
netweed
ProHipHop

This is a one man show, like many of my current projects, though I've been a team player before and am becoming one once again [that's called foreshadowing].

If you wish to be in touch, please do:
clyde(at)fluxresearch(dot)com

Peace.

Flux Research: Stage 2

If you're looking for the old Flux Research featuring Media 2.0 newsfeeds then you've found what it's become.

Links to the current location of the old feeds are in the left sidebar.  I'll be adding those and/or related feeds to this site soon.

Be in touch:
clyde(at)fluxresearch(dot)com

Flux Research: Business, Information, Web 2.0

Here's another blog.  Just what the world ordered.

I'm not so sure about the subtitle.  I'll keep playing with it as a way to indicate the main areas I'm trying to connect at Flux Research.  I'll know more once a pattern of posts emerge.

Business:
web publishing, Media 2.0, disruptive technologies, Blue Ocean strategies, information entrepreneurship, the bottom of the pyramid.

Information:
Library 2.0, the distributed academic library, business reference, Blue Ocean information services, chaos and complexity.

Web 2.0
blogging, social networking, mobile communication, the semantic web, open access publishing, social media.

This isn't really a mashup so much as a way to figure out some of the relationships between these things.  Not to define them but to help map out the terrain with a few of the landmarks and possibilities.

Clyde Smith
clyde(at)fluxresearch(dot)com