‘Wealth of Networks’
Tracks the emerging information-sharing, open-source cooperative sectors of economies in the USA, Canada, Europe, Brazil, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Korea and other countries. In this new sharing, cooperative economy, sectors are exchanging information, bartering and using new forms of currency in order to make their money stretch further. The Wealth of Networks balances the older competitive sectors based on money.
Relates to: Global Citizenship, Community Development Solutions, Beyond GDP, Partners/Links, EthicalMarkets.tv – The Money Fix and Money Innovation, Power of Yin, Articles by Hazel Henderson
EMERGING INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY TRENDS AND INNOVATION TAKE CENTRE STAGE AT UN FORUM
EMERGING INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY TRENDS AND INNOVATION TAKE CENTRE STAGE AT UN FORUM New York, May 13 2013 7:00PM More than 1,500 participants from Government, private sector, civil society and international organizations are meeting at a United Nations <"http://www.itu.int/wsis/implementation/2013/forum/">forum in Geneva this week to [...]
Obama Will Name Former Telecom Lobbyist as FCC Chair
News of the movement for May 1, 2013 Media Policy at the FCC Obama Ally Likely Pick for FCC President Obama is expected to nominate Tom Wheeler, a venture capital investor and fundraiser in Obama’s presidential campaigns, as chairman of the FCC. Wheeler, who more than a decade ago led two telecom industry trade [...]
Media Reform Daily: Bigger and Badder?
News of the movement for April 26, 2013 Journalism and Beyond Sinclair Broadcast Group: Bigger and Badder? Today in fat-cat consolidation news comes a report that Sinclair Broadcast Group is on the verge of owning more TV stations in the U.S. than any other [...]
Verizon Shareholder Proposal on Open Internet Supported by Leading Proxy Advisor
For Immediate Release April 17, 2013 Verizon Shareholder Proposal on Open Internet Issues Receives Support from Leading Proxy Advisor ISS A shareholder proposal asking Verizon Communications Inc. (NYSE: VZ) to issue a report about the risks confronting the company because of [...]
News of the movement for April 11, 2013 National Conference for Media Reform Taking on Murdoch, SOPA and the FCC From the digital divide to media consolidation to Net Neutrality, Craig Aaron, president and CEO of Free Press, is on the front lines of [...]
NAMLE News board elections, and a new organizational member
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Catalyzing the Connection Economy By Gregory Wendt, CFP, March 2013
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“Who Cares Wins” Conference Streaming Online for Free
Watch this major CSR event online – for free! Ethical Markets is a media partner with the conference Who Cares Wins, http://www.whocareswins.org, the leading CSR event in Scandinavia. Nobel Peace Prize winners, the founder of the world's first global Fairtrade brand, the Advertising Woman of the Year in the US and many other exciting [...]
SB’13 Press Release
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Jessica Appelgren Saatchi & Saatchi S 415.871-1662 [email protected] Global Sustainable Brands Community Leaders to Gather in San Diego for Purpose-Driven Brand Innovation Conference Sponsors, Speakers and Participants from Puma, Darden Restaurants, Target, Microsoft, [...]
Latest white papers from IThound.com – February 2013
Social media success for brands that give it a go With 68% of customers believing that social media has given them a greater consumer voice, social media provides a valuable resource which is beneficial to tap. This paper considers six insights [...]
