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What is next generation participation?


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https://ahadubai.com/orders-and-returns I’m trying to put my finger on some of this, or at least the building blocks of it, in this presentation published on slideshare.net
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  1. O.S
    October 13

    well one of the tricky things has to do with old models and old ways of companies. Owning stuff, and creating standards. We can’t even seem to build browsers that interpret code (when correctly written) the same way. This is, of course, a must. Standards that leaves everything enterpretable and open. When the sharing mentality of proactive (dare I say younger) people is the ruling way of thinking, we’ll get near. However much I agree with you, there are so many obstacles – and they’re not technologically based. It’s rather collective company thinking (old truths).

  2. October 13

    Thanks for contributing O.S.
    I do agree with you. I think it aligns with the thoughts of both Clay Shirky and Charles Leadbeater.

    Leadbeater voices his opinion on the problems of patent regulation, and how it fits the old – but not the new way of business in his speech at TED some years ago.
    http://www.ted.com/index.php/talks/charles_leadbeater_on_innovation.html

    Seth Godins book Meatball Sundae actually also puts the point across – new media is for new business models, not old. :o)

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