MsBehaviour

Helen Baxter highlights her top twenty Web tools and how digital culture has grown since The MsBehaviour Files started at the beginning of the ‘Web 2.0’ wave.

MsBehaviour looks at using Arduino programming to create wearable electronics and art installations.

MsBehaviour looks at customising and personalising your Firefox browser using Adds-Ons and Personas.

Helen Baxter puts her digital spin on the traditional column with the all new Multimedia MsBehaviour Files! Her first monthly file looks at the maker, crafter and hacker spaces across New Zealand.

MsBehaviour looks at why tagging data is important as the next phase of the semantic web and provides some tips for tagging your content on The Big Idea.

MsBehaviour looks at crowdfunding, and the fan-financed films and albums made by indie artists.

MsBehaviour reports from the X|Media|Lab in Auckland, with live tweets from the keynote conference day.

MsBehaviour writes about Commercialising Ideas and X|Media|Lab in Auckland.

MsBehaviour looks at open source Content Management systems including Drupal community plumbing, as used by The Big Idea.

MsBehaviour covers the rejection of the S92A copyright clause by the New Zealand government.

Once upon a time copyrights were controlled by monasteries, patrons and guilds, until the English Statute of Anne in 1710.

Every social movement starts with conversations, between passionate people willing to collaborate and make a difference.

I wrote a column last year on Microblogs & Tweets and the creative use of the Twitterverse since then has amazed me.