I live in south-west London, and I work on the internet. I'm a geek at heart and am passionate about the potential for the social web to allow people to collaborate, participate and make their own choices, both at work and in their communities.
This is a collection of bits and bobs, collected and bookmarked as I idle across the interwebs - some work-related, some not, some which are probably of interest to no one but me.
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Innovative research project from the LSE which uses an iPhone app to collect data on happiness and physical environment.
It employs an Experience Sampling Method, including use of GPS (linked to environmental data using GIS). Results might be a bit skewed given the social profile of iPhone owners. Nonetheless, a great idea, well executed.
(h/t Meg Pickard)
