Technology

Paul Beentjes

Lotte Meijling

Best answer from Katia Meggiorin:

Thanks Lotte! I'll watch it for sure :)
And I'd like to suggest u the documentary The Mona Lisa Curse. http://topdocumentaryfilms.com/mona-lisa-curse/

It is actually about Modern Art and the art business. But it discuss it from a mass consumption point of view and the commercialization of art itself. I think it gives some good…

Jori Verdijk

Best answer from Katia Meggiorin:

Nice question Jori!
The concept of Digital divide is indeed oversimplified when considered as the mere access/lack-of-access to internet. As pointed out by the two articles you attached, value of internet does not lie on the ability to access the net but on the use made of this opportunity.The time spent on…

Romee Gramende

Best answer from Jori Verdijk:

I think most people switch the function off because it takes away the opportunity to ignore a message without the sender knowing. So while in a way this is a problem of privacy for the receiver, because once he/she read it the sender will know, it is also a problem…

nanouk.d

Best answer from Rogier Kamphuijs:

I don’t really know about children and their level of enjoyment. I do however know some (maybe relevant theories about cyborgism. A cyborg, short for "cybernetic organism", is a being with both organic and cybernetic parts. Most common example might be the prosthetic leg, but you might also think of…

Ethan Carter

Steve

Paul Beentjes

Best answer from Rolf Niesten:

I like the youtube movie but that will take at least a decade before every electric device communicates with each other. 
When you look at all the things what are happening now, like this kickstarter project: http://kck.st/TYUFHF, I think were are heading to the "internet of things". Since you have your  mobile phone always…

Pascal Baljet

FahimSach

Best answer from Liran Kosman:

Energy shortage and food shortage.

Jim Giroldi

Best answer from Heidi Reidel Sørensen:

I believe it is Lawrence Lessig, who writes of the absurd fact that by the time the copyright on computer programs expire, there will be no computers to run them. Some companies may chose not to develop further on a program, creating 'orphan programs' which other companies might have improved…

Frans de ridder

Agnes Timmermans

Best answer from Thijs Pannekoek:

Wat dacht je van Pastbook! Een hardcopy van je Facebook foto's inc. reacties (hij is op het moment nog in Beta maar je kan er al wel op met je instagram)

http://hub.pastbook.com/

Agnes Timmermans

Best answer from Zé Du:

I'm not sure if this  what you mean by co-creation, but there are many companies that engage with customers in closed  forum discussion groups in order to gather specific feedback, test new concepts, create "personas" for the Marketing Dept, etc. One example is ;   
  
http://www.info.sciverse.com/innovation-explorers  or even the late Google labs.  

Bit…

Barry Adkins

Best answer from jochem:

A driver for economic growth is innovation, for which you need knowledge. You need knowledge to gain certain ideas and you need knowledge to evaluate the potential value of those ideas (so you can get successful innovations from those ideas). The first type of knowledge (acquiring ideas) can be gained from open…

Ryan Mars

Best answer from gschoots:

And not to forget U2's Bono who invested heavily into early Facebook through his financial vehicle Elevation Partners

Alex Wilder

Best answer from gschoots:

This is not a question that has a clear answer, both have been very succesful and could be called a visionary on that fact alone. Apart from that, what might look like one person is usually the front to entire teams thinking about products and services. For instance Steve Jobs…

Alex Wilder

Best answer from ZeaForUs:

Not necessary. A friend is always near you, even whether s/he is 20 mm or 20k km away from you.Friend according to OmegaWiki (in 10 out of almost 400 languages) http://www.omegawiki.org/DefinedMeaning:friend_(5794)