via www.wired.com
Clay Shirky author of Here Comes Everybody has cranked out another book on the use of social networking, this time turning his microscope on our spare time outside of work. His theory? That the amateur, DIY collaboration made possible by social networks is now leveraging time that was previously spent vegetating in front of TV and becoming a powerful driver of innovation.
Related articles
- How cognitive surplus will change the world: Clay Shirky (pharmastrategyblog.com)
- 10 Holiday Gifts for a Couch Potato (fatwallet.com)
- Clay Shirky talk on Cognitive Surplus (thepenguinblog.typepad.com)
- Stop Being a Couch Potato: The Link Between Television and Obesity (weightloss.answers.com)
- Twelve Days of Giveaways: The Couch Potato Prize Package (savings.com)
You must be logged in to post a comment.