The Hierarchy of Communication?

What's the hierarchy of your lines of communication? Personally I'd have to admit that it depends on who I'm communicating with and what the purpose of it is.

In general I might have to go with:
Face-to-face
Call
Email
TXT
Social
IM
Other...

A great discussion over at the Outsidr

Location-Aware voice marks via Geograffiti

Here's a cool new social networking apps that enables you to leave voice marks anywhere you want.. a slick app for exchanging location-aware tags using a simple phone number to leave your marks. See http://www.geograffiti.com/

Preparation for Nokia OpenLab 08, Finland

Well, I'm getting prepped for my trip to Helsinki Finland to take part in the inaugural Nokia sponsored Open Labs 2008... a networking / brainstorming session including workshops to discuss mobility, geospatial enabing technologies, social networking, and anything somewhat related to these topics. A total of 35 of us have been invited to take part with most people showing up Thursday, myself and 3 other workshop hosts will arive a day early. I'm gearing up to moderate/host, etc... my session titled ‘The Connected Life’. It will revolve around attendee views of how location aware technology will develop in the future, and will involve concepting future solutions for geospatial services. Should be fun! Workshops will be run by the following individuals:

Workshop: Neighborhood
Facilitator: James Whatley
Link: http://whatleydude.com/

Workshop: Business/Work
Facilitator: Chris Moore
Link: http://gypsybandito.com/

Workshop: Entertainment
Facilitator: Anne Toole
Link: http://writerscabal.wordpress.com/

Workshop: Connected Life
Facilitator: Glenn Letham - ya that's me!
Link: http://gisuser.blogspot.com/

I'm still sorting out some of the social networks and blog tools that I'll take advantage of. These will likely include:

Twitter - http://twitter.com/gletham
Blogger http://gisuser.blogspot.com
Qik (Video) http://qik.com/GISuser
Jaiku - http://glenn95.jaiku.com/

I'll be posting to these services via a trial Nokia E71 smartphone.. way slick and my first QWERTY smartphone! To prep I've installed shozu, twibble, jaiku, qik, yahoo! go, boopsie view ranger (with Helsinki maps), locr, zonetag (Yahoo!), gmail, gsearch, google maps, and loaded up a few tunes as well!

Also, a flickr Group Page has been created at http://www.flickr.com/groups/nokiaopenlab08/

I'll be back Sunday night... have a great week all!

Re-testing ping.fm so I can load on E71 before trip - then updating shozu default settings