Posts tagged “creativity” from longer posts

August 24, 2006
A Private Note re: Ze Frank

Folks, this one is just for Janie. Janie, if you haven't checked out Ze Frank's The Show yet, you should. You will either (a) like it very much or (b) hate him your special way where you get really angry and offended at his very existence. And then I'll know just a little bit more about you.
2, creativity

Posts tagged “creativity” from shorter posts

May 7, 2008
Two Reasons to Love Shirky's "Gin, Television, and Social Surplus"
Two reasons I'm loving Clay Shirky's recent talk called Gin, Television, and Social Surplus: (1) it provides Gilligan's Island-based arguments against the idea that twiddling with Internet is a waste of time and (2) it's given me new ways to think about extracting small amounts of (political) interest/agency/creativity that would otherwise either dissipate or never reach critical mass.
Clay Shirky, creativity


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