-
Subscribe -
Community
-
Top Commenters
-
Popular Threads
-
Recent Comments
- You may find it interesting that economists have prioritized climate change as the least cost-effective global issue to pursue. See TED video: http://www.ted.com/index.php/talks/bjorn_lomborg_sets_global_priorities.html ...
- I prefer the term micropatronage. This isn't a donation in support of a favoured cause, but a commission contingent upon the production of art. That's what I'm working on anyway, a mechanism ...
- i think what you are saying is that with microphilanthropy i could start a charity for the five village women in my neighborhood who have alcoholic husbands and no food for the kinds, small targets ... sometimes ...
- Pure commoditisation - which ultimately, is what needs micropayment - is almost the exact opposite of microphilanthropy! It leads to donation requests getting so micro as to make the donation they ask ...
- if you really care about the methodology, which upon a quick scan seems sound, here's the direct download link: http://www.iew.unizh.ch/wp/iewwp151.pdf Ultimately the utility of these findings, ...
Jump to original thread »
The Fred Wilson effect (a.k.a: social networking dividend of an open, public conversation)
Started by Philippe Bradley · 3 months ago
Last week made my head spin. As I continue with my biochemistry degree, I spectate the new media sphere as it twists and turns; I occasionally pass comment on it, either on this blog, on twitter, or in some other forum, for example, the comments sections of other sites. I happened to l
... Continue reading »
3 months ago
3 months ago
Thanks for keeping things interesting!
e
3 months ago
Not at all pathetic! I'm also a new (and will be returning) reader, brought over here courtesy of following fredwilson's blog. Which I found courtesy of comments on Umair Haque's blog... which was recommended by an entreprenneur I'm going to be working with. I'm also rather new to this world, and pretty much blown away by the impact of our digital footprints. I'm invariably as interested in the comment threads as the original posts - so utterly convinced the conversation platform is the future.