“I know more about
Russell Davies than I do
about my boss sitting
across from me.”
Done in Haiku, of course.
Scott Huber, Agency Aspen

Nineteen ninety eight
We both worked together
Microsoft account

April the nineteenth
I arrived at my office
Just another day

Logged to Plazes
I soon found my ex-colleague
1km away

At his hotel gym
2.3 kilometers
Say his Nike shoes

He moblogged lunch
Bacon bagel near Zentraal
Sorta on diet

It’s hard to blog much
But not for the always on
Yet another post

I know via tweets
He flew and made it home safe
On to his dinner

Normal dinner fare
One person calls this a fave
Yummy sashimi

Of course he scrobbles
I can compare my music taste
Not compatible

Back to the boss man
At day’s end I knew little
Ignorance is bliss?

Is it overshare?
Or is it foreshadowing?
He is our future.

We may all opt in
Self identification
It has its bene’s

Instead of 10 sites,
What if it were only one?
Life aggregator.

PCs may well be
Obsolete interfaces
Judge what you can see

More than open books
It’s your permanent record
Available now

Name: Jason Hartley
Birthday: May 10, 1970
Status: Single
Compatibility: 90%
Voting Record: Liberal
Positive Matches: bars, ad
stories, language, culture
Negatives: British
Instant profiling
Never forget a birthday
Well-qualified friends

Name: Jason Hartley
Birthday: May 10, 1970
Terror Suspect: LEVEL 4
Health Risk: Social Smoker
Life History:
Click for personal details.
Potential downside
Data can go in wrong hands
That is unlikely

Where was I May 9?
Do I really want to know?
Sometimes yes, and no.

Thanks Russell Davies
A glimpse into the future
We are a village