The haves and the have-laters
Kevin Kelly’s take on how technological development plays into the future of poverty and inequality – and why he’s not worried about unequal access to… Read More »The haves and the have-laters
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Technology marches towards the poorest
I recently listened to a talk given by Iqbal Quadir, founder of Grameenphone, at the Long Now Foundation in 2008: In the early nineties I… Read More »Technology marches towards the poorest
The Commitments (1):
Some things worth committing to: to service and impact for human-flourishing (vision, clarity and focus, outcomes more than processes, sustainability); to getting better every day… Read More »The Commitments (1):
Why “Driverless Crocodile”?
Fair question. It began as a joke as the title of a shared googledoc, then became a domain name when I “did it now” and… Read More »Why “Driverless Crocodile”?
What if it was free?
What if your the thing you do could be free? If the cost of all your inputs dropped to nothing – what would you charge? If… Read More »What if it was free?
DC Podcast: Spec-tacular (spec for a spec)
This is a ‘spec for a spec’ pulling together some threads from This is Marketing (‘The Simple Marketing Promise’, ‘Marketing in five steps’ and ‘Simple… Read More »DC Podcast: Spec-tacular (spec for a spec)
Driverless Crocodile Podcast: 6 Questions
Here’s the draft of six questions for first interviews on the DC podcast – let me know what you think. Spec for the podcast (which… Read More »Driverless Crocodile Podcast: 6 Questions
Motto (2): Learn lots
Have fun, learn lots, work hard, be kind. If you hadn’t learnt, you’d be dead. If other people hadn’t learnt, it’s much less likely you’d… Read More »Motto (2): Learn lots
The acid test
If my potential… customer / employer / client / donor / partner / supplier knew what I know about my… product / last job /… Read More »The acid test
Shortcuts: ladder or hack?
We’re all looking for shortcuts – ways to reach our destination at lower cost (time or money) and allow us to do more. But how… Read More »Shortcuts: ladder or hack?