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That’s a wrap on Social Innovation Sydney #2

On November 10, 2010 By

THANKS TO EVERYONE WHO ATTENDED

The feedback we’re receiving thus far is that the day created vibrant discussion, new ideas, and actionable steps. The collaboration and shared insight from the experience and passion of the multitude of attendees is the perfect recipe for continued action.

Mark Pesce set the tone of the [...]

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some sage insight from @johnquiggin: Why do social networks work?

On October 20, 2010 By

Here are some thoughts from back in 2006, when Facebook was still the province of early adopters, from Professor John Quiggin. This piece was originally published on Crooked Timber, reproduced here with kind permission from Prof. Quiggin.

He raises some interesting questions about why people participate in the creation of goods by means [...]

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