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Bush Administration and Disabled Community CooperationBy JimBenson, 10 years 6 weeks ago.
NPR this morning ran a piece describing the unlikely cooperation between the Bush Administration and a disabled community group that favored direct-action. The group, called ADAPT, seeks attendant care for severely disabled Americans.
The tone of the story is set by this quote. Charles Leadbeater on mass creativity: We Think, the bookBy Howard Rheingold, 10 years 6 weeks ago. Can Collective Action Stop Spam From Ruining The Internet?By SamuelRose, 10 years 6 weeks ago. Can A Literacy of Cooperation Inform Carbon Trading Schemes?By SamuelRose, 10 years 6 weeks ago. Audience 2.0 Launch!By SamuelRose, 10 years 6 weeks ago.
Be sure to spread the word about the launch of Audience 2.0 magazine! The magazine is published by participatory media innovator by Micheal Pick. Assessing the value of cooperation in WikipediaBy SamuelRose, 10 years 6 weeks ago. Dennis M. Wilkinson and Bernardo A. Huberman have released a paper (PDF) that examines cooperation dynamics and relationship to content quality in Wikipedia. The Abstract states: Acquiring Genomes: Lynn Margulis on SymbiogenesisBy Howard Rheingold, 10 years 6 weeks ago.
According to pioneering biologist Lynn Margulis, cooperation is not a sideshow, but a primary driver of evolution:
Crossing the Divide: NPR Looks at Cooperation in US BiPartisan PoliticsBy JimBenson, 10 years 6 weeks ago. Over the last month or so, NPR has had an expansive series on US bi-partisan politics called Crossing the Divide. From the site: CrowdsourcingBy SamuelRose, 10 years 6 weeks ago. Back in January of this year I blogged on smartmobs.com about an interesting blog posting from Jeff Jarvis. Crushing the Web 2.0 MythsBy Gerrit Visser, 10 years 6 weeks ago.
Here is an interesting interview by Vito Lops with Geert Lovink, the founder and director of the Institute of Network Cultures in Amsterdam. The interview was published in Sole 24 Ore” the main economic newspaper in Italy. It starts with the question "Can we say that we finished the transition from the New Economy to Web 2.0?". Lovink also gives his thoughts about the question "Will there be a Web 3.0?"
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