Tag Archives: Research

Home-Brew IPod Ad

By alex | Published: 12/13/2004
One of the things I talked about as being a significant trend over the next ten years in my “Future of the Net” lecture (which I promised to blog, but did not), was the rise of customer evangelism, and especially customer-created advertising. Apple has already invited such work, both in terms of parodies and original […]
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Open Affordances

By alex | Published: 12/9/2004
This is very last minute, but readers of this blog might be interested in attending a “webinar” (online seminar) entitled Open Affordances, tomorrow (Friday) afternoon at 12:00. Some great people are part of the panel, including Stephen Downes, Ross Mayfield, Ziauddin Sardar, and Ulises Mejias. The topic is the the degree and nature of the […]
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A few advisees

By alex | Published: 11/28/2004
Someone asked recently what my advisees do. Well, I don’t have very many. I’m not a very easy person to get along with, and I am decidedly uncool. Add that to the fact that I am very demanding, and expect ridiculously excellent work, and that I have much of my time now eaten up with […]
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About E:CO

By alex | Published: 11/16/2004
Emergence: Complexity & Organization (E:CO) is an international and interdisciplinary conversation about human organizations as complex systems and the implications of complexity science for those organizations. With a unique format blending the integrity of academic inquiry and the impact of business practice, E:CO integrates multiple perspectives in management theory, research, practice and education. E:CO is […]
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