Archive for 2006 October
October 21, 2006; 3:52 pm by
Thomas Thijssen
Aren’t we overlooking something of vital importance in shaping future education and learning experiences? Businesses and Business Schools are ill prepared for educating and training future youth!
October 21, 2006; 3:19 pm by
Thomas Thijssen
Peer-to-peer does not just refer to the technical infrastructure that we are building, but to the social relationships that it enables, and which are poised to fundamentally change the logic of our economics and civilization. Innovation is leaving the exclusive world of the enterprise and democracy is leaving the exclusive world of political representation, in order to be more firmly located within the bottom-up processes of civil society. What will those changes bring as challenges and opportunities? Michel Bouwens will explain these fundamental changes the 8th of december on our crossmedia lab in the College Hotel. Crossmedia 8dec* 2006.pdf To download his presentation go to http://downloads.experience-economy.com/ More information on; p2p foundation and http://www.re-public.gr/en/?p=87 source slide; http://necsi.org/projects/yaneer/Civilization.html
October 19, 2006; 4:34 pm by
Albert
October 19, 2006; 3:38 pm by
Albert
October 19, 2006; 2:34 pm by
Albert
Van Veen and Jacobs Foundation Surf have done literature research(6000pages) on the way how youngsters learn in the new media age. They are typing the web-generation and describe the ‘new literacies’. For the new web generation the internet is like oxygen, they cannot imagine living without it(Oblinger and Oblinger 2005).
October 18, 2006; 10:20 pm by
Albert
Emile Aarts spoke at PicNic Crossmedia week and today at the Philips High Tech Campus. The Mission of Philips is to improve the quality of people’s life through meaningful technological applications.Philips focuses on Healthcare, Lifestyle and Technological innovation.
October 4, 2006; 2:22 pm by
Teun
As a former trainee at the European Centre for the Experience Economy, I graduated last week in Barcelona for my Innovative Hospitality Management Masters.
October 4, 2006; 9:22 am by
Mark
In case you did not visit the Picnic’06 Cross Media Week in Amsterdam last week, the keynote speeches are now available online: http://www.crossmediaweek.org/.
October 2, 2006; 1:10 pm by
Albert
Our editor Pearson publishers notified us that our book “A new perspective on the Experience Economy is on the short list of the Marketing Literature Award of PIM. The award is organised in cooperation with Free University of Amsterdam. The 28th of november is the price giving ceremony.
October 2, 2006; 12:40 pm by
Albert
NRC next reports on research of Stef Aupers on the motives of gaming. “The most important motive in the gaming world is the more immediate satisfaction then in the real world.” Aupers finds four differentiating motives;1. the speed of satisfaction for reward and status, 2. magic elements, 3.the social structure(community feeling),4. the opportunity to make money. More about his research,read below and in dutch nrc next of today and http://www.eur.nl/fsw/staff/homepages/aupers
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