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I’ve dedicated a lot of research over the last few years to understanding the deep trends that will define the next economy.  As I’ve written elsewhere, the global economy goes through a creative-destructive cycle every 50 years.  And now we’re in the midst of a collapsing paradigm that is soon to be replaced by something new.

After purchasing my iPad, I wanted a solution that would quickly feed me news stories from around the world None of the free ones appealed to me so I built my own as a weekend project. I am releasing it for free in case some of you want to give it a whirl.

As lightweight devices tailored for on-the-go activity, the iPad and iPhone has already made fans out of filmmakers who want to stay in touch on set. Increasingly, clever applications are turning these digital tools into integral parts of the filmmaking process itself. Below we highlight several apps that make production more efficient—from drafting a script to creating a storyboard and more.

YouTube has a new video editor that lets you create videos using excerpts from the videos you've already uploaded. You can also add a music file from the AudioSwap library, but YouTube mentions that it might display ads if you use some of the audio files.

Wie lässt sich nun die Identität im Internet definieren? Blogger-Legende Jeff Jarvis (www.buzzmachine.com) macht das so: „We are what we make. Our YouTubed videos, Technoratied blogs, Flickred photos, Facebooked pages, Amazonned reviews, and iPodded podcasts and playlists altogether are an expression of us.“ „Identität“ ist also mehr als Benutzername und Passwort. Es ist das, was wir als aktive Internet-Benutzer nach außen hin repräsentieren. Die Spuren, die wir im Web ziehen.   RAUS AUS DEN DATENSILOS!

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Johnson hat in seinem Buch Where Good Ideas Come From. The Natural History of Innovation den sich wandelnden Charakter von Innovationen beschrieben. Er räumt dabei mit dem Mythos des „genialen Erfinders“ auf und schildert immer wieder relativ lange Vorlauf-Phasen, die dem tatsächlichen Durchbruch einer Innovation vorausgehen. Er verwendet dafür den Begriff des slow hunch, der „langsamen (Vor-)Ahnung“, die lediglich einen unvollständigen Ansatz oder eine Teillösung für eine später erfolgende Innovation darstellt.

The European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) is launching the second edition of a competition to design an innovative, sustainable and creative design product, including packaging, with a strong civil society message.