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OKFestival

http://okfestival.org/ We are delighted to announce that this year’s Open Government Data Camp and Open Knowledge Conference are joining to form a week-long celebration: the Open Knowledge Festival ! The 2012 theme of OKFestival is Open Knowledge in Action , looking at the value that can be generated by opening up knowledge, the ecosystems of organisations that can benefit from such sharing, and the impacts that transparency can have in our societies. What kinds of new professions, ideas and community initiatives can emerge within our governments, markets, networks and neighbourhoods as a result of these engagements? The exploration of this theme will not only be visible in the festival’s content, but also in its implementation as the first global event of its kind. At OKFestival, we will experiment with pioneering new forms of collaboration, new workshop formats and new forms of participation.
http://forceforthefuture.com/2009/12/the-lego-model/

The Lego Model « Force For the Future

There are two types of organizations that are driving a majority of our economic growth: the startup and the large corporation. On one hand, we have startups, which are where the innovation is happening and on the other hand, we have corporations, which have the advantages of scale and abundant resources.
Wouldn't you sometimes wish you had a list of people you could ask to help you out on a small idea of yours? http://www.weekendhacker.net/about.php

WeekendHacker

http://www.weekendhacker.net/

WeekendHacker

Designers will benefit from having access to developers. Get help on your portfolio, find someone to develop your iPhone app, make a prototype of an idea.
http://nyulocal.com/on-campus/2011/04/15/lets-build-a-new-internet-in-academia/

Let’s Build A New Internet In Academia · NYU Local

Our guest blogger is Dave Winer, a visiting scholar at NYU’s Journalism Institute. Among other things, he pioneered the development of blogs, RSS syndication, and podcasting.

Five Ways to Hold the Right Kind of Attention - John Hagel III and John Seely Brown - John Hagel III and John Seely Brown - Harvard Business Review

http://blogs.hbr.org/bigshift/2011/04/five-ways-to-hold-the-right-ki.html No matter how talented or accomplished you are, you cannot always count on attracting and retaining the attention of others.
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http://bettermeans.com/front/index.html

BetterMeans: Open and Democratic Project Management

How we make decisions. How we decide on who gets to work on what.

IfWeRanTheWorld

http://ifwerantheworld.com/ Imagine what could happen if we found a way to tap the single largest natural resource in the world: the pool of good intentions (human & business) that never translate into action. This is an experiment in doing just that.
OpenHatch is a non-profit dedicated to matching prospective free software contributors with communities, tools, and education.

OpenHatch - Community tools for free and open source software

https://openhatch.org/

Lighthouse - Beautifully Simple Issue Tracking

Beautifully Simple Issue Tracking

1. Intentcasting - EMERGENT CITIES

Each post in the 'Blueprints for Networked Cocreation' series will describe a capability that is necessary for open, creative collaboration and give examples of tools that instantiate that capability.

Provoking Through Forecasts - Blog - Driving Better Futures.

A couple of weeks ago I was listening to a BBC World Service program on Moore's Law while driving, when I heard something so surprising to me I nearly drove into another car.

I like it - would love to cocreate a SocialCompare table to get a top view of the respective features of the items here by openworld Mar 3