All stories by Eric
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Have a break, have a ChillWhat…
Last week, a local Dutch political party proposed a small emendation to a policy plan "Youth and alcohol, 2008". Nothing ...
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Google congratulations! – From now on you really serve as an example for a fertile corporate innovation strategy
Tuesday, IBM and Linden Labs (the creators of Second Life) announced that they've reached a breakthrough -It is possible ...
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Why social innovation platforms are destined to fail within organisational boundaries?
Normally, I make an attempt to write articles in an optimistic and open way. (Okay, okay...with exception of my latest article ...
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Arrange a meeting for your next life…beg your pardon?
Dragon’s Den is a TV program which enables entrepreneurs to present their start-ups to VC’s and of course for the next ...
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Navigation 2.0 – What social computing could add to the stagnating navigation market
Last weeks, multiple Dutch political parties debated about the potential of navigation devices in order to solve (or at least ...
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Filling the experience gap; aligning virtual with physical customer experiences
At present, more and more companies are trying to achieve an authentic customer experience. However, it seems that the term ...
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The Next Web Conference 2008 in 2 minutes (video)
Probably a lot of you guys went to The Next Web Conference. Though for those of you who didn't, I've summed up the key arguments ...
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Co-creation over the top? Dutch political party engages online communities to write their party manifesto
Yesterday, a new political party ‘Proud of Holland' launched its party manifesto in the Netherlands. Or to be precise, ...
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Utilizing the Wisdom of the Crowd, part 2
Recently, I wrote an extensive post on how several companies are trying to utilize community knowledge in order to come up ...
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Brand Hijack - a video review
At the moment I'm reading Brand Hijack, a book by Alex Wipperfurth that discusses marketing in a revolutionary way. Instead ...
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Sprout; a new web 2.0 initiative that has THE genuine potential
I have to admit to I am not quickly impressed by new web 2.0 initiatives. In fact, the scattered rise of new blogging, social ...
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Utilizing the Wisdom of the Crowd
I guess you all might be familiar with the book of James Surowiecki ‘The Wisdom of Crowds – Why the many are smarter ...