Kevin Kelly

Timothy Mo Is Missing: Thoughts on SOPA, Creativity, and True Fans

Daniel Ben-Horin | Posted 03.18.2012

Read More: Small Press, Kevin Kelly, Chatto & Windus, Sopa, André Deutsch, Amanda Hocking, Booker Prize, 1000 True Fans, Timothy Mo, Technology News
Daniel Ben-Horin

imothy Mo set up Paddleless Press in the pre-web mid-Nineties. Today, with a database of his existing readers and SEO-savvy marketing techniques, he'd have a better chance.

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Sometimes the Limits of Choice Are All Too Real

Gernot Wagner | Posted 12.09.2011

Read More: Steve Jobs, Kevin Kelly, Psychology, Choice, Green News
Gernot Wagner

Kevin Kelly, the founder of Wired magazine and author of What Technology Wants, doesn't have a smart phone. Steve Jobs, the visionary who gave people...

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My Talk With Tom Atlee: Primer on Citizen Intelligence

Robert David Steele | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Creativity, Kevin Kelly, Public Policy, Wisdom, Homeland Security, Decision-Support, Dynamic Facilitation, Primer, Innovation, Imagination, Open Space Technology, Citizen Juries, Secrecy, Public Intelligence, Howard Rheingold, Wisdom Councils, Peggy Holman, Spies, Tom Atlee, Deliberative Dialog, World Cafe, Harrison Owen, Cyber-Security, Citizen, Politics News
Robert David Steele

Deliberative dialog, in my personal view, excels when it first establishes the "best truth" and moves from there to generate new possibilities. Truth lays the foundation for reconciliation and wise public policy.

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Remixing the Book

Hugh McGuire | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Out of Control, Kevin Kelly, Remixing, Publishing, Creative Commons, Remix, Writing, Books, Open Source, Web, Andreas Lloyd, Technology, Book, Editing, Books News
Hugh McGuire

Writers will probably always want to keep control of their work, but who is to say that the particular collaboration between a writer and her editor results in the best possible book?

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Could Doctors Go the Way of Record Companies?

Richard (RJ) Eskow | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Kevin Kelly, Medical Information Science, Riaa, Information Science, Radical Health Transformation, Journal of Participatory Medicine, Health Gtransformation, P2p, Health Reform, Ama, David Byrne, P2pmed, Politics News
Richard (RJ) Eskow

Watching the AMA defends its turf on issues like doctor reimbursement is like watching the RIAA file copyright lawsuits against teenagers, even as its business model collapses around it.

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