Category Archives: Creativity

Wisdom Culture by Paul Ray

Posted on October 26, 2007 by

From a good friend I received a pdf. A pdf about Wisdom Culture and Practical Wisdom written by Paul Ray, the guy that brought us the term Cultural Creatives. Have a read and decide for yourself if you are a … Continue reading →

Posted in Brain, Collaborative Intelligence, Collective Intelligence, Creativity, Cultural Creatives, Holism, Humanification, Learning 2.0, Meaning, Networking, Reductionism, Sustainability, Wisdom | 2 Comments

Making your own life

Posted on October 19, 2007 by

A great example of the power of creativity in combination with a strong wish. Would love to hear him speak at a conference… via Lifehacking.nl 

Posted in Crafting, Creativity, Cultural Creatives, Innovation, People, Sustainability, Taking Back Space, User Generated Products | Leave a comment

Google’s move to the Mobile LIVE web part II

Posted on October 16, 2007 by

Rudy de Waele and I started to collaborate further on the slide I made in this post on Google’s move to mobile. We basically emailed a bit back and forth, commenting on eachothers slides. Last monday he presented the last … Continue reading →

Posted in Collaborative Intelligence, Collective Intelligence, Connected Society, Crazy posts, Creativity, Crowdsourcing, Google, Jaigoogle, Learning 2.0, Lifestreaming, Mash-Up, Mobile 2.0 | Leave a comment

Networked Micro Agencies

Posted on August 27, 2007 by

  I believe a new form of organization is emerging. It is the large group of independents working as freelancers, programmers, designers and consultants that is looking to cluster into small networks. These independents are what  I call micro agencies: … Continue reading →

Posted in Adhocracy, Co-creation, Collaborative Intelligence, Collective Intelligence, communities, Connected Society, Corporations, Creativity, Learning 2.0, Networking, Networks, Social Networking, Strategy, trends, Web 2.0, Wiki | Leave a comment

From Profit to Purpose

Posted on August 15, 2007 by
Posted in Adhocracy, Advertising, Balance, Co-creation, Collaborative Intelligence, Collective Intelligence, Connected Society, Consumer behaviour, Consumer Facilitation, Contribution Marketing, Creativity, Crowdsourcing, Cultural Creatives, Future, Holism, Innovation, Intrinsic Values, Manifesto, Marketing, Play, Positioning, Post Advertising, Pull platforms, Social Networking, Sustainability, trends, Valuechain | 1 Comment

Continuous waterfall of conversations

Posted on July 16, 2007 by

Just read a really great blogpost from Russell Davies on the I Love Technology conference, which I would really loved to visit(Check it out the post great little web nugget). Something that really inspired me in this post was something … Continue reading →

Posted in Art, Creativity, Design, Meaning | 3 Comments

Unmanaging: Unleashing the Creative Beast

Posted on May 31, 2007 by

Great presentation from Tara Hunt about myths in innovation, creativity and motivation. For me this is a great presentation showing the difference between reductionistic thinking and holistic thinking. Enjoy the show..

Posted in Creativity, Holism, Innovation, Intrinsic Values, People, Sharing, Uncategorized | Leave a comment

Eyebeam

Posted on May 23, 2007 by

Lambert is a fellow at Eyebeam, which describes itself as an art and technology center offering a common working environment for artists and technologists to pursue digital experimentation. Some of its work, including some awesome art on a city-sized canvas, … Continue reading →

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DripTXT: Taking Back Space

Posted on May 21, 2007 by

Lately I have been focusing on the movement of “Taking Back (Public) Space“. Creating, shaping, using Public Space for our own benefit. Well now TXTual Healing (Interactive SMS based Street Performance) have a launched a new project called Drip TXT … Continue reading →

Posted in Co-creation, Connected Society, Creativity, Interactivity, Sharing, SMS, Taking Back Space, trends | 2 Comments