Post Of The Month - November '10 - Nominations

Right, so nominations for Post Of The Month are open. Please nominate your favourite posts that were posted in the month of November in the comments below. My reading has been a little lighter than usual this month (mostly because I spent a good part of the month in Africa) but I've listed four nominations to get us started:

Thinking About Cognitive Surplus In the Enterprise by JP Rangaswami

The Myth of People Stealing Your Ideas from Pek Pongpaet

Digital My Be Everyday, But It's Not Effortless by Iain Tait

Post Digital - An Apology from Russell Davies

Please do nominate your own in the comments below and I'll stick them all up for a vote.

Comments

[Chris Butler]

Here are three (all really from November this time ;-) :

Generation Why, by Zadie Smith for the New York Review of Books:
http://www.nybooks.com/articles/archives/2010/nov/25/generation-why/?pagination=false

Driven or Distracted, by Steve Johnson (his response to the NYT piece on "Growing Up Digital"):
http://www.stevenberlinjohnson.com/2010/11/driven-or-distracted.html

What I've Learned Since Posting a Proposal for a Taxonomy of Social Reading, by Bob Stein:
http://www.futureofthebook.org/blog/archives/2010/11/what_ive_learned_since_posting.html

Oh, and I'll second your nomination of Russell Davies' post-digital apology...

[neilperkin]

Thanks Chris.