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Una red para la Europa del conocimiento · ELPAÍS.com on 2009-11-27
ENTER Public services 2.0. Web 2.0 from the periphery to the centre of public service delivery on 2009-11-17
iD Barrio. Seminario internacional + taller de proyectos | Calaf y Barcelona on 2009-11-16
Protovis on 2009-11-13
Germany's Open Air Library Is Made Out of Beer Cartons | Sustainability | Fast Company on 2009-11-05
ICTlogy » Pekka Himanen: The Hacker Ethic: The Way Forward after the Current Global Economic Crisis on 2009-11-05
- The hacker ethic is the cultural factor that emerges from the Network Society. If the Network Society is a new social paradigm, the hacker ethic is the culture that results from all the changes that conform the Network Society.
- How can innovation turn challenges into opportunities? How can hacker ethic help in creating innovation-based solutions? Hackers can help to discover cleaner energy sources, biohackers will eventually help in creating a healthier society (being DNA the open source of life), cultural hackers can help in creating new and more meanings in multicultural life.
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- - Culture of creativity: hacker ethic
  - Hacker’s ethic: creativity, that relies on a community of enrichment, that relies on mutual confidence. In this three layer structure, you both (a) feel like part of a big, powerful community and (b) are actually acknowledged as a person (not as a number). And it is a self-feeding logic.
  - at our schools, we are promoting neither creativity nor passion. What’s it like in Finland? Himanen: curiosity is fostered in Finland. When you’re passionate about one thing, you begin putting questions about that, and this is something that the Finnish educational system is comfortable with. On the other hand, you’re invited to find what you want to do in life, to find a meaning, before going on (e.g. to the job market). The good thing about Linus Torvalds is not only his talent, but the ability to develop things, to help things become important not only for you but for others. This means, notwithstanding, that we have to go on encouraging creativity and innovation at school, so to make a hacker ethic possible amongst students.
Cómo se construye la vivienda del futuro · ELPAÍS.com on 2009-10-30
5º Congreso de Creatividad e Innovación - Cáceres, 11 al 14 de Noviembre de 2009 | Ciudades Creativas en la Sociedad de la Imaginación on 2009-10-26
The City Is Here For You To Use: (very) provisional bibliography « Adam Greenfield’s Speedbird on 2009-10-26
- Augé, Marc: Non-Places: Introduction to an Anthropology of Supermodernity
- Careri, Francesco: Walkscapes: Walking as an Aesthetic Practice
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- - Flusty, Steven: Building Paranoia
  - Behavior in Public Places
  - Haydn, Florian and Robert Temel, eds.: Temporary Urban Spaces
  - Ito, Mizuko, Daisuke Okabe, and Ken Anderson: “Portable Objects in Three Global Cities: The Personalization of Urban Places“
  - Klingmann, Anna: Brandscapes: Architecture in the Experience Economy
  - Me++: The Cyborg Self and the Networked City
  - Nold, Christian, ed.: Emotional Cartography: Technologies of the Self
  - Raban, Jonathan: Soft City
  - Watkins, Susan M.: Clothing: The Portable Environment
Sentient City: Interview with Fabien Girardin | [ecosistema urbano] blog on 2009-10-26