iRevolution crossed the 1 million hits mark in 2013, so big thanks to iRevolution readers for spending time here during the past 12 months. This year also saw close to 150 new blog posts published on iRevolution. Here is a short selection of the Top 15 iRevolution posts of 2013:
How to Create Resilience Through Big Data
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Humanitarianism in the Network Age: Groundbreaking Study
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Opening Keynote Address at CrisisMappers 2013
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The Women of Crisis Mapping
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Data Protection Protocols for Crisis Mapping
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Launching: SMS Code of Conduct for Disaster Response
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MicroMappers: Microtasking for Disaster Response
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AIDR: Artificial Intelligence for Disaster Response
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Social Media, Disaster Response and the Streetlight Effect
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Why the Share Economy is Important for Disaster Response
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Automatically Identifying Fake Images on Twitter During Disasters
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Why Anonymity is Important for Truth & Trustworthiness Online
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How Crowdsourced Disaster Response Threatens Chinese Gov
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Seven Principles for Big Data and Resilience Projects
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#NoShare: A Personal Twist on Data Privacy
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I’ll be mostly offline until February 1st, 2014 to spend time with family & friends, and to get started on a new exciting & ambitious project. I’ll be making this project public in January via iRevolution, so stay tuned. In the meantime, wishing iRevolution readers a very Merry Happy Everything!
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