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Clay Shirky: online collective action has to be about starting thingsthenextweb.org » The Next Web - Jun 16, 2008 First speaker at the Supernova Conference was Clay Shirky - writer, consultant and adjunct professor at New York University. His field of interest is the influence of Internet technologies on our societies and … Also tagged: news, supernova2008, collaborative action |
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Live Supernova coverage to inspire you, Europeansthenextweb.org » The Next Web - Jun 16, 2008 Sometimes it’s frustrating being an Internet entrepreneur in Europe. It has all kind of advantages - such as the localization, small and easily accessible communities, and more that I probably don’t have to tell you … Also tagged: inspiration, scott beale, esther dyson, hugh macleod, jeff clavier, conference coverage, supernova2008, bob iannucci |
allthingsd.com » Voices - May 29, 2008
By Jeff Atwood, Editor, Coding Horror I can’t remember when, exactly, I discovered Clay Shirky, but I suspect it was around 2003 or so. I sent him an email about micropayments, he actually answered it, and we had a …
Also tagged: voices, micropayment, coding horror, jeff atwood
washingtonpost.com » washingtonpost.com - Technology - May 23, 2008
The songwriter Buzzy Linhart said, "You've got to have friends." Indisputable. But 5,000 friends? Questionable.
Also tagged: web, barack obama, amy winehouse, silicon valley, dane cook, steven levy, university of california berkeley, jeff pulver, spud, danah boyd, techcrunch com, myspace inc, facebook inc, newsweek inc
ittoolbox.com » elsua: The Knowledge Management Blog - May 5, 2008
Done with the third month of the increasingly more successful experiment of giving up on work related e-mail, here is the weekly blog post sharing some further insights from my progress report, where you would be able …
Also tagged: web 2 0, innovation, collaboration, social computing, productivity, social networking, conversations, e mail, km, communication, email, television, social media, ibm, san francisco, enterprise 2 0, knowledge management, social software, lifehacker, sitcoms, gina trapani, dialogue, web 2 0 expo, t v, openness, knowledge sharing, remote collaboration, collaboration 2 0, progress reports
podcastingnews.com » Podcasting News - Apr 30, 2008
CNBC has published a great interview by Maria Bartiromo with Google CEO Dr. Eric Schmidt. In the interview, Schmidt says that figuring out how to make money off YouTube has become the company’s top priority: Bartiromo …
Also tagged: video, general, google, trends, citizen media, youtube, internet video, marshall kirkpatrick, internet tv, making money with podcasts, streaming video, the future of television
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Clay Shirky On Why User-Generated Media Is Better Than Gilligan’s Islandpodcastingnews.com » Podcasting News - Apr 28, 2008 Author Clay Shirky gave a speech at the Web 2.0 conference, April 23, 2008, that touched on his idea of the social surplus - the vast quantity of people’s time that is being freed up to do user-generated media … Also tagged: general, trends, citizen media, user generated media |
allthingsd.com » Voices - Apr 28, 2008
By Clay Shirky, Author, Here Comes Everybody I was recently reminded of some reading I did in college, way back in the last century, by a British historian arguing that the critical technology, for the early phase of …
Also tagged: voices, gin, industrial revolution
cydeweys.com » Cyde Weys Musings - Apr 27, 2008
Clay Shirky, who I saw at Wikimania 2006, has recently given an excellent speech that answers the question “Where do people find the time?” that is oft-asked to people with techie inclinations. I’ll let his own words …
Also tagged: tech, internet, wikipedia, television, pop culture, techie
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Will Efficient Social Software Take Your Job Away? [Replaced By Machines]Social software sites like Flickr and Digg aren't just distracting you from your job — they could actually make your job disappear in the next high tech economic revolution. Get ready to retrain yourself right now. A … Also tagged: books, software, economics, social software, lifehacker, futurism |