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It closed Friday, the two days of the Open World Forum, dedicated to Open Innovation and Open Source.

The first impression was very good, impeccable organization, not to mention the breakfast and lunch (which you can admire the beautiful cakes on my Facebook profile ).

One thing that particularly impressed me was a statement of Marylene Delbourg-Delphis , in the discussion on the Open Generation, whose birth is to be traced back to the creation and massive use of TCP / IP, in fact, come to think of anything good without this protocol would be like now, we'd still be on the Tower of Babel by means of transmission owners.

The next step in this direction are social networks, with all the privacy issues that result.

In general, the idea that emerged from this two days is that now the road taken is that the OPEN, not only as a code, but as a way to live, think and be:

• Use open source to full control of its business;
• Living open to deal with innovation and not bound by the past;
• Open to put more thinking into question their certainties and be able to develop the best solution without bias;
• Being open also for not fear what you do not know, be open to all cultures and societies, as all things work together to expand and strengthen their knowledge and certainty.

I think in this list there is the summary of all chocolate he wanted to teach this forum and make our own, so that we can see and understand the evolution of global society where we live.

For those who want to see what was said and who attended the two days the site is as follows: http://www.openworldforum.org/

But Facebook really threatening our privacy? is the boogeyman, the boogeyman that disturbs our sweet sleep?

Let's be serious for once. Facebook has succeeded in a relatively short time to become a leader in the field of social network type generalist, and this without acquiring a dominant position or pointing a gun at the head of anyone.

We all went to his room for various reasons: some for work, who to find friends, or just because it's cool or because "we all are and I can not miss me."

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