Author Archives: Celina Agaton

03/08/2011 | Celina Agaton | NGOs & Government

Women and the Digital Revolution

In 1908, 15,000 women marched in New York City to demand better pay, better working hours, and the right to vote.

In 1909, the United States celebrated the first Women’s Day.

And today, in 2011, on International Women’s Day, the United Nations advocates to bring the security and liberty that equal access to education, training, science and technology offer to women across the world.   Read more

03/04/2011 | Hannah Jones | Energy & Environment

A Sustainable Future Through IP Sharing

We believe we need to architect a new future by creating more sustainable business models, transforming our products to become closed loop and our supply chain to be lean, green and equitable, to enable us to thrive and win in a future sustainable economy.   Read more

03/03/2011 | Riel Miller and Kais Hammami | NGOs & Government

Jasmin Revolution – Wikilution?

On January 14, 2011 at 6 PM, the Tunisian national television network announced the abrupt departure of President Ben Ali. Thousands of young men and women took to the streets of Tunis. Defying the police, defying the deposed dictator, they declared the end of a regime.   Read more

02/10/2011 | Ron Dembo | Energy & Environment

Universal Benchmarking and the Climate Change Crisis

For guest author Ron Dembo, Founder & CEO of ZeroFootprint, Wikinomics’ transparency is an opportunity for pragmatic benchmarking to solve climate challenges.   Read more

01/25/2011 | Jennifer Corriero | Technology & Media

Bringing Networked Intelligence to Life

Guest author Jennifer Corriero, TakingITGlobal co-founder, explores how Macrowikinomics explodes openness, collaboration, integrity, sharing & interdependence.   Read more

12/09/2010 | Moritz Kettler | Science, Education & Health

The Food Trade Off

Guest author Moritz Kettler says the world is starving & mass food production is making people & the environment sick. How can the food industry change for the age of networked intelligence?   Read more

11/30/2010 | Brian Chick | NGOs & Government

CrisisCommons is Putting Macrowikinomics into Action

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Guest author Brian Chick, a CrisisCamp volunteer and technology consultant, says mass collaboration is changing crisis response everywhere.   Read more