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The following article is a piece I wrote for Monmouthshire County Council‘s internal staff e-zine and republished here with the permission of Helen Reynolds. I thought I would share it beyond those original walls as I have had comments that suggested the piece would [...]
#iranelection – Part 2 – the beginners guide to cyberwar
By Esko Reinikainen On June 23, 2009 · 11 Comments · In Crowdsourcing, Iran, Networks, Technology, Twitter
Dear friends,
Following from the positive reaction to the first guide, I’ve been asked to follow it up, this time I will go into a bit more detail. We have learned a lot in the past week about the value (and challenges) [...]
Today I had lunch with a fascinating man…
He is a man with a passion for the spoken word, and a vision for how the fading oral traditions from around world will have a place to explode back into our consciousness, and feed a void that grows within us.
We [...]
This is a great list doing the rounds of the hurdles that public sector organisations face when trying to take on board the opportunities of social media. I see this every day, and this initial analysis will go a long way to helping us help people confront the institutional prejudice [...]
RSA – Clay Shirky – 18 March 2008
By Esko Reinikainen On May 30, 2009 · Leave a Comment · In Crowdsourcing, Culture, Networks, Thinking, We-think
Clay Shirky 18 March 2008
Here Comes Everybody: the power of organising without organistions
Clay Shirky’s lucid and penetrating analysis will steer us through the online social explosion and ask what happens when people are given the tools to do things together, without needing traditional organisational structures.
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