We are at an unprecedented time in history – when we have novel possibilities for creating and sharing data (Twitter, Facebook, wikis, blogs, collaboratively created databases and other social media) as well as analytical tools that allow us to visualize the vast, oftentimes unorganized amounts of this invisible data. Could those be used toward understanding of a complex phenomenon called innovation?
Researchers and other investigators of ecosystems of companies and connected individuals can actually see the entities, relationships and forces they’re making sense of! With data-driven images, they can visually share the current realities and desired transformations with program managers, change makers and others interested in the phenomena.
In this session, we are going to describe the concept of innovation ecosystem, define questions that are yet to be answered, present visualization-driven methods of social media analysis, and discuss how these methods may be applied in the context of innovation ecosystem research. Further, we give a review of some of the openly available and easy-to-use tools for visual network analysis such as NodeXL and Gephi as well as other visualisation tools that can be used to complement network analysis.
This event follows the Innovation Ecosystem Summit (http://mediax.stanford.edu/summit2011.html) organized on July 11, 2011 hosted by Media X at Stanford (http://mediax.stanford.edu/).
Some speakers are yet to be confirmed. The titles are preliminary and may change for the final program.
Breaking Bad, Midnight in Paris, The Descendants, and Modern Family were among the big winners at the Writers Guild of America awards last night. Woody Allen won for best original screenplay for Paris, and Alexander Payne, Nat Faxon, and Jim Rash won for best adapted screenplay for The Descendants. The WGA awards are imperfect Oscar foreshadowers, though, because the nominees tend to be so different; Midnight in Paris and Bridesmaids were nominated for both awards, but 50/50, Win Win, and Young Adult were WGA-only.
On the TV side, Breaking Bad won for best drama, and “Box Cutter,” its fourth season-premiere, tied with Homeland’s “The Good Soldier” for best episode. Modern Family won for best comedy, and its “Caught in the Act” won for best comedy episode. Homeland won best new series, and The Colbert Report won for best comedy/variety series. Host Zooey Deschanel called the ceremony the “nerd prom,” even though true nerds know that description is reserved for the White House Correspondents’ Dinner.
Is Vioobu a real streaming platform created by, directed by, edited by, showrun by, and starring Clip Cup’s Craig Healy, or a ruse by some very talented, very committed comedians? Only you can decide. YOU. Because I’m not blowing it.
Though we (or, you) may never know the hard truth about this masterpiece, one thing’s for sure: this love note to the deluge of premium dramedies about comedians’ struggles being comedians, but also people, but ALSO comedians is my favorite thing online this week. By a-da-far (inside joke, watch Cuplicated if you wanna get it).
Martin Dolling has several years of experience in the marketing and strategy fields of the telecommunication manufacturing industry, and he worked many years as consultant for business economics, specialized in medium-sized enterprises (SME’s). He was also responsible for the Private Equity and Venture Capital business in a major bank, and he was responsible managing director of a technology holding for almost three years.
As managing director of the Wagemann + Partner – New Consulting – Business Consulting, Martin Dolling is mainly responsible for the business economic consultancy and the structuring of financing of medium-sized enterprises and young technology companies.
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Every day when my wife Lee and I make our way to the pool for lap swim we give thanks for the great way we have to exercise our no-longer-young-or-healthy selves. What we need is more company.
It’s good that plenty of kids are still enrolling in swimming lessons (a new session begins next week). And thanks to the school's use of the pool in PE each fall, we probably live in one of the most swimming literate communities in the state.
One way we could improve is for more adults to take advantage of the lap swims at 8:30 a.m., and 5:30 p.m., or water aerobics at 7:30 a.m., and 6:30 p.m. Six punch passes are available this year, providing a way to make a commitment to exercising without getting in too deep (so to speak.)
Remember, the best way to show our appreciation for this great resource is to make use of it. See you at the pool!
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