Saturday, January 26, 2008

Chris and Hassan

Chris's husband joined us all for Dinner.

 
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Winter Working Dinner

We continued our exploration of the Twin Cities and visited Il Vesco Vino, a new restaurant in Saint Paul in a historic mansion.

 
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William Mitchell Reception

Chris Kunz, a professor at William Mitchell College of Law in Saint Paul, organized a reception with the Committee and students from William Mitchell. We all had a great time and convinced the students that Cyberlaw is still cool.

 
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Kunz Avatar

William Mitchell magazine recently wrote an article about Chris Kunz's work on the legal issues surrounding Second Life. They even created an Avatar for her.

 
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Don Cohn at Work

Long-time member Don Cohn develops ideas for the update of the book on Employee Use of the Internet

 
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Friday, January 25, 2008

One Laptop Per Child

John Gregory brought his new laptop from the One Laptop Per Child program.

I think we're all going to try to get our hands on it to experiment while he's here.

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Updating "Employee Use of the Internet"














Vince Polley and William Denny lead a discussion about updating Vince and David Doubillet's book from 2002 on Employee Use of the Internet. The book is still available for purchase here.

The group also discussed the planning for an upcoming seminar discussing the impact of newer Internet technologies on companies, including:

-Employee blogs in which employees divulge information about their employer
-Customer blogs that rant about or expose poor service or product defects
-Generation Y's use of MySpace and other social networking tools


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Welcome to the WWM

Candace kicks off the meeting.

 
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Cyberspace Merchandise

Chris Kunz's husband has designed some Cyberspace clothing for us to purchase. Contact Chris to place an order.

Dinner Saturday Night -- 3 Spots Left

If you're interested in dinner on Saturday night, find Chris Kunz. She's made reservations for a small group of those staying over until Sunday for the warmer weather.