His story "The Machine That Would Predict the Future" explores the promise of the FuturICT project, an attempt to build a computer model of all the social, economic, ecological and scientific factors at play in the world.
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Shareable: 10 Projects to Liberate the Web - 0 views
Boundary Condition Selection for Beam Calculators - 0 views
The Age of the Platform - 0 views
Hacking the Food System Round Up | Food+Tech Connect - 0 views
The Stigmergic Revolution - 0 views
Peer Production and Societal Transformation - keimform.de - 0 views
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"In this paper I try to describe analytical patterns developed by the Oekonux Project since over ten years of research on Free Software and commons-based peer production.
Hacking the Food System: From Proprietary to Open Design | Food+Tech Connect - 0 views
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Currently food moves from farm to fork linearly across a supply chain designed to maximize investor ROI. This linear design results in a long list of things that are bad for our economy, health, and environment
Bank says no? Ditch the bank - borrow from the crowd - tech - 12 December 2011 - New Sc... - 0 views
Openworld - Welcome - 0 views
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"We invite you to explore new "Seeds of Change" offers for the sustainability of local and global good causes."
Study: Twitter Played Pivotal Role In Arab Spring | TPM Idea Lab - 0 views
What Is the Future of Knowledge in the Internet Age?: Scientific American - 1 views
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The basic idea is that the properties of knowledge that we've taken for granted at least in the West for, oh, 2,500 years are not actually properties of knowledge. They're properties of knowledge when its medium is paper.
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"In the December issue of Scientific American, author David Weinberger reports from the frontiers of knowledge. His story "The Machine That Would Predict the Future" explores the promise of the FuturICT project, an attempt to build a computer model of all the social, economic, ecological and scientific factors at play in the world. "
Asia Times Online :: Back to the future - 0 views
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Back to the Future, from economy 1.0 to 3.0
Crowd Science - Improving Audience Segmentation with Better Data - 0 views
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Crowd Science provides audience measurement, segmentation and monetization opportunities for the world's largest premium publishers, advertising networks, and brands.
Don Tapscott | Analysis & Opinion | Reuters.com - 0 views
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Rather than building more massive global bureaucracies it makes sense to embrace more agile, networked structures enabled by global networks for new kinds of collaboration.
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Rather than building more massive global bureaucracies it makes sense to embrace more agile, networked structures enabled by global networks for new kinds of collaboration.
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Rather than building more massive global bureaucracies it makes sense to embrace more agile, networked structures enabled by global networks for new kinds of collaboration.
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What will happen in 2012? In the spirit of the aphorism "The future is not something to be predicted, it's something to be achieved," let me suggest 20 transformations (which Reuters will publish in four groups of five). We need to make progress on these issues now to prevent next year from being a complete disaster.
The 10 key skills for the future of work - Online Collaboration - 0 views
Occupy Wall Street Prepares For Occupation 2.0 - 0 views
Everything-Voluntary: The Case for a Voluntary Society - 0 views
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al-Amjad Tawfiq Isstaif
Interested mainly in the Internet: its engineering, applications and its social and economic impact.