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Innovation Resources

  • Innovators Guide
    A directory of useful sites for innovators
  • BIF Speak
    Supporting annual conference of The Business Innovation Factory in Providence, RI
  • Core77 Industrial Design
    Articles, discussion forums, events, portfolio hosting, job listings, database of design firms, schools, vendors and services
  • Creative Think
    Roger von Oech, author of A Whack on the Side of the Head
  • Creativity & Innovation
    Keith Sawyer is a scientist who studies creativity. Author of Group Genius (2007)
  • Doc Searls Weblog
    Researcher and one of four authors of The Cluetrain Manifesto
  • Doors of Perception
    John Thackara sets up conferences in which citizens, designers, and grassroots innovators explore sustainability.
  • How to Change the World
    Guy Kawasaki busts the myths of entrepreneurship
  • Innovation News from Google
  • John Robb's Weblog
    Skating to where the puck will be... (changing face of global economics, political power)
  • Joi Ito's Web
    Changes in intellectual property law and social media
  • Conceptual Trends and Current Topics
    Kevin Kelly's blog on current trends and conceptual topics
  • kottke.org
    Jason Kottke on solving problems by applying psychology in a visual & functional context (and leveraging technology and culture)
  • The Laws of Simplicity
    John Maeda wrote the book Laws of Simplicity then became President of the Rhode Island School of Design
  • The Long Now Blog
    explore whatever may be helpful for thinking, understanding, and acting responsibly over long periods of time
  • Mental Floss blog
    Editor-in-Chief Neely Harris describes the tone of Mental Floss best in the editor's letter: the magazine "peppers educational content with 3rd grade humor"
  • PeterMe
    Peter Merholz, co-founder & President of Adaptive Path, which hosts UX Week
  • Principled Innovation
    Jeff De Cagna, chief strategist and founder of Principled Innovation LLC, and the association community’s leading voice for innovation
  • Scripting News
    Dave Winer: "The father of modern-day content distribution." - PC World. Also squeaky wheel extraordinaire
  • Seed magazine
    Science is culture
  • TEDBlog
    Ideas worth spreading
  • Institute for the Future
    Committed to building the future by understanding it deeply
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Editorial Privilege

Some editors make a contribution, some editors are just gatekeepers, some are parasites, some are mufflers, and some are gags.  We have to make them earn their keep. As media consumers, it's often hard for us to know what the editor contributed, but the journalists know and they need to speak up.

BuzzMachine: Editing’s a drag, 2008-May-30, by Jeff Jarvis

Rather than assuming that everything must be edited, we will need to ask why something should be edited, what’s the goal and what’s the cost (to the product and its urgency and to the budget). As newspapers continue to cut back, what do they need more: reporting or editing? I say reporting. Editors will not and should not die, but they will become a scarcer species.

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