Buzz Canuck (Free subscription) | 05/14/2008
Looking forward to participating on a blogging panel on Thursday hosted by Mike Dover of nGenera Research (formerly New Paradigm Research and the minds and legs behind Wikinomics). Leigh Himel, Anastasia Goodstein, Mathew Ingram and Denis Hancock are my co-panelists...
ysmarko (Free subscription) | 05/14/2008
Wikinomics: How Mass Collaboration Changes Everything, by Don Tapscott and Anthony D. Williams. read this book a little while ago, and just haven't gotten to the review yet. but what a great book. it's one of those books, like daniel pink’s a whole new mind, or some of seth godin's books and patrick lencioni’s [...]
Wikinomics.com (Free subscription) | 05/13/2008
I just wanted to provide a heads up to wikinomics readers about a great resource on the web they might not know about - the “Interviews with Innovators” series by Jon Udell, available on the ITConversations Network. I must first note that all of the interviews are in audio file format, which I generally find [...]
Wikinomics.com (Free subscription) | 05/13/2008
For those that might have missed it, I just wanted to give a heads up on a Wall Street Journal article posted yesterday by L. Gordon Crovitz: From Wikinomics to the Government 2.0. This is a very exciting area of development, and we hope to collaborate with all of you in the future to revolutionize [...]
Leigh's Blitherings (Free subscription) | 05/12/2008
I will be on a blogging panel (does this make me a "blooger?") on Thursday hosted by Mike Dover of nGenera Research (formerly New Paradigm Research) Check out the post on the Wikinomics blog where you can get links to the other great panelists joining me.
anthonydwilliams.com (Free subscription) | 05/12/2008
Last week I gave a keynote at Case Western Reserve University, as part of the President's Symposium on Collaborative Technology and the Future of Education. I’ve posted my slides on slideshare.com and I’m working with the event organizers to make the video of my talk available here. | View | Upload your own The event was [...]
Techlearning blog (Free subscription) | 05/08/2008
I'd like to recommend two books I've enjoyed lately. The first one, I've already mentioned here: We Are Smarter Than Me by Barry Libert and Jon Spector (and thousands of others). The second book is: Wikinomics by Don Tapsott and...
Wikinomics.com (Free subscription) | 05/07/2008
Avid blogger and frequent Wikinomics reader Venkat has developed an interesting visualization that shows how various pieces of “2.0” literature fit together to form a cohesive view of the world to come. It provides a fairly good “must read” list for enterprises, scholars, futurists, and anyone interested in new paradigms and next generation thinking. An [...]
Wikinomics.com (Free subscription) | 05/05/2008
Hi there, I’m Jeff DeChambeau and I just joined the Wikinomics team. You're invited to comment on anything I post, or if you'd like to contact me directly, to send me an email. Onwards to my first post: A few months ago we saw the release of two movies that (for me at least) demonstrated mainstream Hollywood's [...]
Wikinomics.com (Free subscription) | 05/05/2008
Just wanted to bring to everyone’s attention the new “Wikinomics in Action” section in the right hand side column. The idea behind it is just like it sounds - to highlight companies and organizations that are putting the wikinomics principles to work. I highly recommend people take a tour through the links that we’ve put [...]
Bit By Bit (Free subscription) | 05/03/2008
I’d like to recommend two books I’ve enjoyed lately. The first one, I’ve already mentioned here: We Are Smarter Than Me by Barry Libert and Jon Spector (and thousands of others). The second book is: Wikinomics by Don Tapsott and Anthony D. Williams. Both books show a very clear picture of where many businesses (and [...]
Simply Speaking (Free subscription) | 05/02/2008
In Wikinomics , Don Tapscott and Anthony D. Williams celebrate web 2.0 as the greatest thing to happen to mankind after the wheel. In The Cult of the Amateur , Andrew Keen launches a visceral attack on it, crediting it with such destructive powers that will bring the world to an end. It's not difficult to see that reality, as is its wont, is perhaps somewhere between the two. It's hard to assert...
CHI'S (Free subscription) | 05/02/2008
From 100 People.org via CEO Blog (Jim Estill) and Wikinomics (Thusenth Dhavaloganathan) Understanding the world population is hindered by the sheer size of the task. We can measure numbers and statistics, but the reality of 6.5 billion people is infinitely more difficult to comprehend. While no project could accurately portray the life experiences of each one of us, looking at a representative...
Bertrand DUPERRIN's Notepad (Free subscription) | 04/27/2008
In a previous post I was wondering if we were heading to what I called a project or a partnership economy. In the same way, after meeting Don Tapscott and read “Wikinomics”, the idea came to me that we could soon experience a reverse application of Coase’s theorem. Nothing but logical : if high transaction [...]
Wikinomics.com (Free subscription) | 04/25/2008
Friend of New Paradigm, Alexandra Samuel, has been nominated for a Webby award in the social networking category. She developed the online community for Vancity Credit Union, which New Paradigm faculty member Sean Moffitt wrote about in his Wikibrands project: VanCity is Canada’s largest credit union, with $12.3 billion in assets, more than 354,000 members, and over [...]
