All the knowledge we have from ancient times comes from solid, physical storage materials, like stones, papyri and any other long term durable means used in the past to store some information. Of course, people at that time didn’t store information in a stone only because it would resist the centuries to come. Well, they
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Some pictures of the Tweetup Japan 2010. For those that doesn’t know what is a tweetup, it’s just a meeting of twitter enthusiasts. In this case, the CEO @ev was also there as a special guest. Two years ago, the “Tweetup Japan” was about 40 people and now more than 500 people were there. That
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Check the English version of this post Acabo de leer este artículo de “El País” sobre la manifestación que tuvo lugar en Barcelona en contra del recorte del estatuto por parte del tribunal constitucional. En él se asegura que a la manifestación asistieron unas 56.000 personas. Mientras la policía y los organizadores aseguran que se
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I have just read this article from the “El País” about the demostration against the cut of the Statute of Catalonia in Barcelona, a cut that made the Spanish Constitutional Court. This newspaper affirmed that 56.000 people assisted to the demostration, while the police and organizers of the vent assure that it was over a
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This is the only place in Tokyo where I felt as eating at home. The taste, the ambient, everything is just original and genuine. The restaurant’s name is “La Bicocca” but what makes it special is Peppe. He is a professional pizzaiolo (pizza maker) from Napoli. He takes care of everything, even if his specialty
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Some pictures of the Social Media Day organized at Tokyo on June 30th. At the same time, in many other cities in the world, social media enthusiasts celebrated the upcoming changes that will transform the way we live. That day represents the continue movement and desire of people to communicate, get in contact, and specially
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