The case for working and learning in the open
I’m about to make the case for learning in the open — for sharing your organization’s or your team’s thinking on your org’s blog and social media. What…
Category: commons
The Tragedy of Future Commons
I can’t help but thinking that so many of today’s debates – from climate change to smart city governance and AI ethics – are so much more connected…
Understanding the Connected Home: Shared connected objects
_This blog post is an excerpt from **Understanding the Connected Home**, an ongoing exploration on the implications of connectivity on our living spaces. ([Show all posts on this…
Share your instagrams / defaults matter
I love the idea of [i-am-cc.org](http://i-am-cc.org/), a tool to license your Instagram photos under a [Creative Commons](http://creativecommons.org) license. It’s a simple way to share your photos, not as…
#openIOT assembly and the city
At the [OpenIOT Assembly](http://openiotassembly.com/) I just stepped in for Mark Shephard and hosted a group discussion about how to apply the (currently draft status) [Internet of Things Bill…
Quantified Self on dradio – now in CC
A little while ago, [Christian Grasse](http://twitter.com/chgrasse) did a radio feature for [dradio](http://www.dradio.de/dkultur/sendungen/forschungundgesellschaft/1645183/) on the [Quantified Self](thirdwaveberlin.com/2011/11/the-quantified-self/). There, he included interviews with [Johannes Kleske](http://johanneskleske.com) and me. That was really…
Ronen Kadushin, folding chairs
“Recent Uploads” – Exhibition Opening from annika. on Vimeo. My friend and extraordinary open designer Ronen Kadushin (see these blog posts) recently had a vernissage for his new…