– 28th February 2011 – Event Announcement! Tuttle101 is proud to announce an event that connects many dots across a three-year history of Community101 discussions, activities and creative collaborations – to present an exciting vision towards the future of Kent’s Creative Economy. We are working in partnership with NKLAAP (North Kent Local Authority Arts Partnership) [...]
Tag Archives: Economy
Creating a Disruptively Better Economy
“Writing is a way of organizing thought. Publishing is a way of receiving feedback.” ~ Frank Chimero In ‘The Element‘, Sir Ken Robinson highlights ‘the importance of Identifying Passion and Redefining Creativity’. In ‘Starfish and The Spider‘, Ori Brafman and Rod A. Beckstrom identify “the unstoppable power of leaderless organisations” and “inevitability and need for [...]
Research & Development: Things I am pondering
Remapping the principles of industry and government: ‘twenty-first-century economics, social ecology, value cycles and information legacy’ (Monetization, hierarchy, distribution, curation, policy, responsibility, ethics (Ethonomics), measurement, value… privacy vs net neutrality? value chain vs value cycle? competitive advantage vs constructive advantage ‘socio-efficiency’?) – Renaissance of social participation: ‘Agri-culture of insight’ (Participation, human enterprise and social currency [...]
A Creative Business Economy:
What does the future hold for Kent?
Inserted Update 29/01/2011: The written post and comments below were published 17/11/2010 and formed my very direct expression of interest to get involved in the re-development of the Kent Creative Business Economy (towards making it fit for future purpose and twenty-first-century enterprise). On 17/01/2010, at the request of Media Tree’s Economic Development team, I presented [...]
Digital World Stuff: Thinking Aloud over Time
– – I’ve just found this and thought I’d share it with anyone who might be interested, it is an extract from an essay I wrote many years ago – it’s a bit of a philosophical ramble but there’s some statements in it which I can’t help but relate to my current frustrations with the [...]
