IFTF's Future Now: links for 2008-02-08

About the Institute for the Future

The Institute for the Future is an independent nonprofit research group. We work with organizations of all kinds to help them make better, more informed decisions about the future. We provide the foresight to create insights that lead to action. We take an explicitly global approach to strategic planning, linking macro trends to local issues in such areas as technology and society, health and health care, and global business trends.

Who is Future Now?

IFTF's Future Now is a group weblog, founded by Institute research director Alex Soojung-Kim Pang in September 2003. Its contributors include IFTF researchers interested in emerging technologies, the future of Asia, and the social and economic impacts on new technologies; IFTF corporate affiliates; academic partners; and members of the Innovation Lab, a Danish futures group with offices in Aarhus and Copenhagen. A complete list of contributors is available here.

February 08, 2008

Nathan Eagle

"I am interested in exploring the capability of computers to anticipate human behavior. Much of my research involves applying machine learning and network analysis techniques to large human behavioral datasets."

(tags: mit mobile network X2 Africa cellphones)
Underwater Times: Wind Is The Force Behind Fish Booms And Busts

(tags: blue_economy fisheries climate_change climate sustainability food aquaculture)
kiwanja.net :: Where technology meets anthropology, conservation and development

"Since 2003, kiwanja.net has been helping local, national and international non-profit organisations make better use of information and communications technology in their work."

(tags: africa anthropology blog design development internet X2 mobile)
"Build it Kenny, and they will come..."

A blog about technology, mobility, and Africa.

(tags: blogging africa technology X2)

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