Author of machiavelli.net, proud father of three, interested in shaping network society. Welcome to my blog.Tag Archives for government 2.0
Evangelizing Distributed Leadership
Distributed leadership is still a new concept, even though it sometimes seems that most of what we do is building robust and resilient communities of like-minded individuals that are willing to be engaged in the value creation process, even though … Continue reading
Distributed Leadership for Open Value Creation
Distributed leadership is an important puzzle piece for making open value creation work. The internet gives us the tools to create open value, but that does not mean we will all be great at using them. In the following MIT-lecture, … Continue reading
The Long Telegram of the 21st Century
There are not many instances when a governmental memo shaped the political philosophy of a generation. Clearly Kennan’s Long Telegram comes to mind: The ‘Long Telegram’ was sent by George Kennan from the United States Embassy in Moscow to Washington, … Continue reading
Manifesto Writing is an Underappreciated Art
I do not agree with everything Umair Haque says, but on the 10th anniversary of the cluetrain manifesto and the 502nd anniversary of the 95 theses, it does make sense to read-write another manifesto. Manifesto writing, actually, has been an … Continue reading
Ines Mergel: Web 2.0 Enthusiasts Worth Following on Twitter
by Ines Mergel I am a Twitter enthusiast and as one of those people who do spend a lot of time online, I noticed that Twitter is one of the information channels, that help me get access to information, that … Continue reading
