Category Archives: Jobs

Dirk4Change

Posted on March 2, 2018 by broodjejaap

(Updated March 11, 2018: lecture in Zurich) Dear readers, Prof. Dirk Helbing has published a remarkable set of constructive proposals for CHANGE  to improve life on this planet and give society a shared vision to work on. I will post … Continue reading →

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Postcapitalism and the city — P2P Foundation

Posted on October 12, 2016 by broodjejaap

Paul Mason delivered this Keynote at Barcelona Initiative for Technological SovereigntyCCCB, 7 October 2016: The idea of postcapitalism consists of two hypotheses, about the unique effects of information technology (ICT). First, that information technology is preventing the normal adaptation process, … Continue reading →

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The Disruptive Innovation Festival (DIF2016) opens online on Monday Nov 7

Posted on September 13, 2016 by broodjejaap

Molly Marshall asked me to forward the following message to you. Please forward it in your network.        jaap van till, TheConnectivist ============================================== The Disruptive Innovation Festival (DIF) is an online, open access event that explores the question: The … Continue reading →

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(NP9) Engines for the New Power: The Four Network Effects. Van Till’s Law

Posted on March 25, 2015 by broodjejaap

 (Definition of V = N !  updated March 27, 2024 from the original, published in 2015)  This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License. “Everything wants to be connected” is the famous ‘Renan’s Law’ of my … Continue reading →

Posted in #7thSense, #7thSense Pattern, btwiener, Collaboration, Collective Intelligence, Communities, cooperation, coordination, Demand side, Exponential growth, flocking, FLOSS, Global Brain, Internet success, Jobs, Network Dynamics, Network Effect, New Power, P2P Commons, P2P Power, Platform cooperativism, power, Recession, Synthecracy, Value, van Till's Law, Van Till's Principle, Wealth creation | Tagged , , , , , , , , , | 22 Comments

(NP1) “New Power” on the Rise: User Side Synthecracy !!! (Jan. 2)

Posted on December 20, 2014 by broodjejaap

((updated Febr. 11 2015)) There is something changing in our society. Citizens no longer want to be only passive consumers of things that are manufactured and produced for them to mass consume. They start to design and “pro-sume” things for … Continue reading →

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L4 Btwieners : Slides of my Social Networking masterclass Workshop at OSDC2014

Posted on November 8, 2014 by broodjejaap

[updated version: nov.11] Here are the slide, updated from those I presented at City of Gold Coast, Australia, Griffith University campus  Lect4 Networkskills workshpJvT4f Friday Nov 7 2014.  You are free to use them yourself, if you refer to this … Continue reading →

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L3 My keynote at the Open Source Developers Conference Australia 2014

Posted on November 5, 2014 by broodjejaap

Here are the slides of that lecture:  Lect3 KeynoteOSDC2014 JvTill7f And here is the video recording of it: https://theconnectivist.wordpress.com/2013/12/09/privacy-what-is-was-it/ Its objective was to inspire. Jaap van Till, Connectivist and #Btwiener

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L2 My lecture about helping startups at City of Gold Coast QLD Australia

Posted on November 4, 2014 by broodjejaap

Here you can download the slides:  Lecture 2 City Gold Coast JvTill4f I launched the slogans ” Sharing is the new Having” and “To Share is to Multiply“. And the new word “Btwiener” which means a person who can connect … Continue reading →

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The WeRebuild Manifesto

Posted on February 4, 2014 by broodjejaap

                          (Bitcoin cookie stand- source: Forbes) (Hats-off to @Asher_Wolf on Twitter for providing the link: ) Svara | Följ  <— This is the 2009 source that I have reblogged. JvT. … Continue reading →

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Will you still have a job in 2025? The alarming rate at which jobs are being disrupted

Posted on July 21, 2013 by broodjejaap

Originally posted on kwalitisme:
See on Scoop.it – Nieuw Werken A recent MIT Technology Review reveals an alarming trend. Since the early 2000’s and increasingly since the financial crisis of 2008, the levels of employment h See on http://www.newworldofwork.co.uk

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