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Carbon accounting meet lifestreaming II

by Tom Raftery on June 11, 2008 · 3 comments

in carbon accounting, social software

In my last post I postulated that social software could be used to capture people’s lifestream information and that this could be used by companies to help calculate their carbon footprint.
The case I put forward was more suited for the increasing numbers of people working from home. However, I neglected to point out another painfully [...]

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Carbon account, meet lifestreaming. Lifestreaming, meet carbon accounting!

by Tom Raftery on June 9, 2008 · 17 comments

in Uncategorized, carbon accounting, social software

I come from a Social Media background. I use blogs, Social Networks, Microblogs, Photo Sharing sites, Video Sharing sites, Livecasting apps, Social bookmarking sites etc. everyday. I generate a constant stream of updates about things happening in my life which can be followed via RSS or on my Friendfeed page (a feed aggregator) or on [...]

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