@pledgie @ocotopusnetwork @saul @kickstarter @younoodle Can we make the http://apps.facebook.com/pppgame continue as a weekly run competition http://www.Traidmark.org

Can we make the Planet Pledge Pyramid continue as a weekly run competition so the good work carries on 24/7 and so all ideas will eventually be jump started with the smallest amount of funding they need. Who should we tallk to about this? @whymandesign

Created a PPP group http://apps.facebook.com/pppgame/idea.php?id=123&_fb_q=1 but need to work with a programmer to make this happen to build on your great work. Do you have any funds left to make the software so that every week there is a new winner?

Can we work with a programmer to do this using the open source micofinance www.octopusnetwork.org and pledgie.com and http://www.Kickstarter.com and http://www.Younoodle.com to create an independent equivalent of http://whowantstobe.co.uk/2009/11/who-wants-to-be-at-the-climate-forum/that links from the http://apps.facebook.com/pppgame Facebook app (where can we download the facebook app code?)

Can we make all ideas submitted run as not for profit that use this innovation cultivating business structure?

http://www.Traidmark.org enables you to gain from hard work (performance pay) while adding value to any enterprise by funding innovation and running your enterprise as a Not For Profit or For Profit organisation that invests any surplus funds (or 100% net profit in the case of the for profit organisatioin).

This is how it works.
The organisation invests surplus profit in NEW Innovative enterprise (which helps make that organisation continually evolve because of this structure) which creates better services through institutional innovation. Everyone who works hard can still get financially rewarded through performance pay but there is a goodwill boost as everyone knows the organisation is solving human problems in the most efficient way possible by using innovation.

This adds significant customer loyalty and enables hard work to be rewarded through pay while investing in innovative solutions to social problems.

Anyone can implement the Traidmark business model. This is because any surplus created can be invested in innovative social enterprise which makes it a lot easier to 'do good'.

So Traidmark is promoting the benefits of creating and running Not for profits that importantly invest any surplus cash in NEW innovative social enterprise not for profits. This enables good work to continually evolve and fund even more innovative work that is more efficient.

Video explanation of the benefits http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vp4xiNqWGe8

A two way discussion is recorded here here https://admin.na4.acrobat.com/_a827006733/p35975597/

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@creative Is there always another better way to do do everything? Business model http://www.traidmark.org & collaboration http://www.UGCunion.org

@creative Is there always another better way to do do everything? Business model http://www.traidmark.org & collaboration http://www.UGCunion.org

Are You/I/We creative enough to create the third way of doing any activity? If You/I/We are not creative enough to do this what should we do? Should we find someone who is creative enough to come up with different solutions? And if we do that how do we know they are creative enough? One way to do this is to create an open call for anyone to comment and state different creative ways to solve all human jobs, activities and/or problems. http://www.UGCunion.org is working on doing this.

An Idea costs nothing to say but the value of these creative solutions is in the research time it takes to cultivate and educate and sustain the people that create so they should be rewarded by being financially sustained so they can live.

Inspirational video at...

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@WarrenBuffet and @BillGates and @philanthropist gave surplus http://www.traidmark.org @wealth to @charity what can @you and @everyone do too?

@WarrenBuffet and @BillGates and @philanthropist gave surplus http://www.traidmark.org @wealth to @charity what can @you and @everyone do too?

They made lots of money then gave it away. EVERYONE can do this too even if they never make more money than they need to live on! How? Why not pledge to give money away BEFORE you make it? This way you gain goodwill your WHOLE life and so gain the goodwill your everyone you know which will help you make more money as they are more likely to help you succeed.

For example anyone who earns more than a set amount of money a year can have the best life possible and can donate any more money they earn into exciting innovative ways to solve human problems. You can then use that money to solve a human problem that you care about in the most creative and successful way as you yourself will be able to create your own solution!

This means that the long tail of us normal people can contribute to good causes (which is a massive resource and amount of combined surplus income)

Explained more at http://www.traidmark.org

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Dear @Santa @Christmas @elf @everyone @Donate funds to pay for @books to @give to @friends @family or @strangers http://www.MUStart.org

Dear @Santa @Christmas @elf @everyone @Donate funds to pay for @books to @give to @friends @family or @strangers http://www.MUStart.org

MUSTart.org FREE ART AND BOOKS...Give and get more in FREE trade. Help others and accidentally help yourself too with this Gift Economy. Give items away and record it on the map. List your need then swap knowledge on how to make the most each other. Meet like minded people near you on the map or add your location and create your own community meetup then find others in your area to share your experience with. 1. Find a location 2. Print off poster and put up there 3. Register the location and what you want to do (list what items/skills you have) 4. Go round your neighborhood posting notes through doors about your project (ask for help and collaboration). 5. Raise funds by collecting donations 6. Set up a community cafe to raise funds by giving away free drinks in exchange for donations 7. Create a trust library (MUSTart.org have more details) Example of one project is below...................... FREE ART AND BOOK GIVEAWAY! Was £99.99 Now FREE! Donate with the link below, suggest what project to spend it on (collecting more books to give away to others), list your postal addres and receive a FREE piece of art / Book (add £2.99 for P&P).

http://www.MUStart.org

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@mozilla @4ip Recommendation and @Collaboration @Microfinance. Give and help each others http://www.freetraid.com

@mozilla @4ip Recommendation and @Collaboration @Microfinance. Give your cash and knowledge and help each other http://www.freetraid.com

Keep up the great work.

I would love to help enhance your work:)

Can we enhance your organisation please by adding value by adding
creative features such as the one below...?

0.
Can Mozilla / someone create a firefox extension that suggests / recommends extensions depending on your web browsing style (facebook app for facebook, youtube app for youtube)? If you think this is a good idea and want to make one please do but run it within the Traidmark.org business structure and I would love to help).

1.
I have been working on finding people to collaborate on a self
sustaining enterprise that empowers others to do good while investing
100% net profits into those enterprise (ala Traidmark.org) and was
hoping we would collaborate? http://www.FREEtraid.com

2.
Can you use this selfless business structure? http://www.traidmark.org
I like the sound of what you are doing and would like to propose a way
to create an additional USP that will benefit* your company by creating
the cumulative mass needed to make your business a success by donating
100% of your companies Net profit to innovative charitable work.

*Increased goodwill with the financial benefits that lead to rapid
growth which causes a rapid increase in profit which leads to an
increase in performance related pay for all involved.

3.
Any programmers want to collaborate to just make this using open source software that already exists I can do the design?

Do you want to create a open source Collaboration crowdsourced website a bit like KIVA? For example to create a 'Creativity Collaboration version of KIVA'?! where any funds generated are invested in innovative projects that 'do good'

Can I work with you on this?

It would be great if it were possible to create away for innovative people to collaborate even easier online by building on your community (maybe with the software theps.net have created) and to create a collaboration and innovation crowdsourced/funded network... (Can I do this for you? though need to work with a programmer to set up the software and i can help do the design...)

It would be great to work for your team to create a innovation and collaboration version of KIVA (so not just loaning money but sharing skills...) but where any surplus funds are then reinvested into new innovations that can solve human problems (like KIVA but based on innovation:)

There is open source software out there that we can use to do this and I would love to crack on with helping your team do this in the new year.

If so comment at http://www.freetraid.org

Ed

Twitter @whymandesign
Http://www.whymandesign.com

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Creatively enhancing web startups http://www.whymandesign.com eg http://www.Traidmark.org @everlastinguk

Hi

Can I help enhance your organisation please by adding value by adding
creative features such as the one below...?

1.
I have been working on finding people to collaborate on a self
sustaining enterprise that empowers others to do good while investing
100% net profits into those enterprise (ala Traidmark.org) and was
hoping we would collaborate? http://www.FREEtraid.com

2.
Can you use this selfless business structure? http://www.traidmark.org
I like the sound of what you are doing and would like to propose a way
to create an additional USP that will benefit* your company by creating
the cumulative mass needed to make your business a success by donating
100% of your companies Net profit to innovative charitable work.

*Increased goodwill with the financial benefits that lead to rapid
growth which causes a rapid increase in profit which leads to an
increase in performance related pay for all involved.

This would create a USP that your competitors will not be able to
compete against allowing you to grow rapidly taking market share as you
gain consumer goodwill. This will allow hard work to be rewarded with
performance related pay.

The open source community will still be able to develop your software
which will dramatically increase the speed of the softwares development.

This business structure will enable your organisation to evolve and work
within a more philanthropic structure while gaining goodwill from
customers/workers/suppliers by clearly explaining their NET donation
percentages.

Q&A

How will I make my millions if I implement this structure?
Hard work and innovation by founders and employees will be rewarded with
performance pay relating to the growth of the company so hard work is
still rewarded. This could be expanded to reward members of the open
source community too.

How will the company survive hard times?
The Net profit can be invested and then donated up to a couple of years
after it has been generated in order secure the companies financial
stability.

How will the company pay for R&D?
The net profit is profit after the company has spent on R&D so still
allows progressive business development.

What other effects will there be?
Workers will be more careful about how they spend the money knowing that
it is being taken away from the end good cause rather than from a
shareholders dividend, which will make the organisation more efficient.
Many benefits will be created from customers / suppliers / partners /
stakeholders / workers that will silently boost the business.

This would...

1 create funds for charity
2 make charity more 'efficient'
3 boost your companies success rate with added goodwill
4 enable people who created your project to get rewarded financially
though performance pay while creating an organisation that is able to
provide a platform for goodwill collaboration where everyone is rewarded
for their hard/clever work knowing that all benefits go towards 'good
causes':)

I would be happy to explain any more details as and when needed.

Ed Whyman

@whymandesign

http://www.whymandesign.com

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@tuttle @4ip @Collaboration and @Microfinance. Give your cash and knowledge and help each other http://www.freetraid.com

@tuttle @4ip @Collaboration and @Microfinance. Give your cash and knowledge and help each other http://www.freetraid.com

Any programmers want to collaborate to just make this using open source software that already exists I can do the design?

Do you want to create a open source Collaboration crowdsourced website a bit like KIVA? For example to create a 'Creativity Collaboration version of KIVA'?! where any funds generated are invested in innovative projects that 'do good'

Can I work with you on this?

It would be great if it were possible to create away for innovative people to collaborate even easier online by building on your community (maybe with the software theps.net have created) and to create a collaboration and innovation crowdsourced/funded network... (Can I do this for you? though need to work with a programmer to set up the software and i can help do the design...)

It would be great to work for your team to create a innovation and collaboration version of KIVA (so not just loaning money but sharing skills...) but where any surplus funds are then reinvested into new innovations that can solve human problems (like KIVA but based on innovation:)

There is open source software out there that we can use to do this and I would love to crack on with helping your team do this in the new year.

If so comment at http://www.freetraid.org

Ed

Twitter @whymandesign
Http://www.whymandesign.com

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@SutMobLib @4ip @Directgov_i Great work:) can you open source and make an Android version? and Give FREE BOOKS away?

Great work:) can you open source and make an Android version?

It would be great to do the same thing for several public services (every UK bus!!!)

Can http://www.MUSTart.org work with you to give away FREE BOOKS too?

@whymandesign

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@kiva @mifos @moap @octopusnetwork @4ip Anyone want to work on a COLLABORATION Microfinance Platform?

@kiva @mifos @moap @octopusnetwork @4ip Anyone want to work on a COLLABORATION Microfinance Platform?

Designers and Producers have teamed up and are looking for a Programmer to build an open source microfinance platform using existing software so that we can build on the great work done by KIVA but where we will build a 'Collaboration Microfinance Platform'

http://www.octopusnetwork.org/
http://mifos.org/
http://moap.sourceforge.net/

If you can do this contact us. contact @whymandesign on twitter with your url examples and ideally the live site you have created.

We are a not for profit startup so are also looking for donations and grants to help pay for the work. To prove your commitment please set up the microfinance platform on a server so it is live and so that we can work with you to design and enhance it live while drawing in people who want to collaborate on this selfless project. Once the site is up we will then be able to get funding more easily from the uk which will then pay for your/our performance related pay so we can all get paid well for helping others.

we aim to run the microfinance platform as a not for profit where surplus funds are invested in new innovation (explained here http://www.traidmark.org )

contact @whymandesign
www.whymandesign.com

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@knightfdn @kiva collaboration between applicants

Hi Knight and KIVA

Would it be possible to help ALL the submitted applicants to work together like mo.jo did earlier this year? It would be great if KIVA and KNIGHT could work together to build both communities? @whymandesign can help you do this.

Keep up the great work:)
We are working on http://www.Playgroundgames.org which could be a good partner production that creates an aditional use (content/funding) for the software you fund? Who could I talk to about this?
http://generalapp.newschallenge.org/SNC/ViewItem.aspx?pguid=6aee8166-fb7c-4a2e-8581-fa6f6ff036dd&itemguid=602c8107-72df-4945-85c2-013895061874#comments

We would like to propose a way to create an additional USP that will benefit your company by creating the cumulative mass needed to make your business a success by donating 100% of your companies Net profit to innovative charitable work.

http://www.traidmark.org

This is one example of how to enhance any business that we are working on at http://www.whymandesign.com

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Selfless collaboration? @NetSquared @kiva

Hi:)
Hope this gets through?

1.
Would be great to help enhance your community and social site abilities so people can collaborate and donate. Is this possible? (e.g. like KIVA but where people can collaborate together on projects)

2.
Earlier this year I pitched and formally wrote up a Playground Games
format for a international broadcaster and was wondering if you would be
interested working together to make this production achieve its full
potential (draw communities together through play). I am sure you are
aware about the potential of such a production to solve a variety of
social issues by using soft skills to draw communities together and was
hoping it would be possible to work with you on this?

3.
I hope it might be possible to work together
somehow to create a self replicating event similar to MUSTart.org events that empower the public to make art and also to collaborate on the youth empowering enterprise below...

We are creating a self sustaining organisation that will provide a
location for young people to access the internet and collaborate
together all over the world in hard to reach areas and are looking to
produce this with an existing organisation that will benefit too. Could
we run this self sustaining project as part of your project as it would
be an extra service that increases peoples awareness of your great work
while facilitating collaboration on projects. Development website at
www.FREEtraid.org. Who should I talk to about creating Open Space Cafe's
with your organisation?

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http://www.playgroundgames.org/ Collaborate with other selfless people while building on the proven success of @BBC_SOS

http://www.playgroundgames.org/ Collaborate with other selfless people while building on the proven success of @BBC_SOS

The BBC have produced a number of very exciting productions that show the potential of collaborating with audiences and prove that there is a large demand to collaborate to collect information/data/audio about different communities around the world. Building on their success we look forward to using the latest technology to take this type of production to the next level.

Save Our Sounds is a great example proving the potential and can be seen here...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/specialreports/saveoursounds/index.shtml

and one way to visualise sounds here...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/specialreports/saveoursounds/soundexplorer/

and twitter here http://twitter.com/bbc_SOS

Contact us via http://www.playgroundgames.org/ or @whymandesign http://twitter.com/whymandesign

The potential to collate useful information from around the world before it is lost for ever has been strengthened by movements to collaborate...

http://soundresources.ning.com/profiles/blogs/bbc-and-british-library-join

http://www.playgroundgames.org/

If you think this production is of interest or benefit to your organisation please contact us so we can collaborate and mutually benefit. We are drawing communities together and increasing community cohesion by enabling young people to share and learn about different games in different countries/cultures while creating the first comprehensive archive of playground games.

If you think this production is of interest or benefit to you please contact us so we can collaborate and mutually benefit.

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@Directgov_i @4ip @nesta Creatively Innovating with open source ideas and technology http://www.whymandesign.com

@Directgov_i @4ip @nesta Creatively Innovating with open source ideas and technology http://www.whymandesign.com

Hi

I checked the ideas i submitted to the great http://innovate.direct.gov.uk and could not see them on your website.
Can you please check that they were not deleted somehow. They
will be under my name and have the content below. If you can not find them can you please put this content below into the ideas system asap please. Please email me back with what you find.

1.
I love the innovate website you have created and would love to help make it even better. Well done everyone who made it happen. Can you list all the people who made it happen and who they are so we can send them compliments and free gifts to encourage them to do more (also list what they would like to do next so the community can try to help them to do this!

2.
Also can I pitch a way to reward ALL idea submitters regardless of
their ideas (I know how you can do this for free and benefit and will do
this for you)

For example...

3.
We are creating a self sustaining organisation that will provide a
location for young people to access the internet and collaborate
together all over the world in hard to reach areas and are looking to
produce this with an existing organisation that will benefit too. Could
we run this self sustaining project as part of your organisation as it
would be an extra service that increases peoples awareness of your great
work while facilitating collaboration on projects. Development website
at http://openspacecafe.ning.com/. Who should I talk to about creating
Open Space Cafe's with your organisation?

4.
Could @Directgov_i @4ip @nesta all work together to enhance your great work?

5.
Can you please make an online question and answer diagnosis tool for EVERY common medical problem just like the Swine Flu Q&A online tool. @whymandesign would like to help make this happen for you.

6.
Can http://www.oneworldhealth.org and eldy and akvo and Bewelcome.org help creatively enhance your great work? http://www.whymandesign.com would like to help make this happen for you.

How could it best be facilitated so everyone can contribute without comments being lots in the depths of the web? It seams that there is SO much potential for government and the public to achieve using new media. The key appears to be how to communicate this potential and empower everyone to take that step down the rabbit hole of independent innovation and collaboration at everyones own grass roots (though this has been done outside of new tech since just after the beginning of time:). Is there a way to reward individuals to take risks by trying new things and fail/succeed?

The dot com approach of rewarding successful innovation by buying it out appears to work for successful innovation. How best to reward innovators that try things that fail is unclear. It may be best to enable lots of innovators to innovate without rewarding success so that peer review enables success to be rewarded socially while larger volumes or innovation can be facilitated by funding lots of people with smaller amounts. Post replies at http://www.UGCunion.org

More details here http://www.UGCunion.org/

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@NHS @directgov health online diagnosis and letting the community solve their own problems http://www.UGCunion.org

@NHS @directgov health online diagnosis and letting the community solve their own problems http://www.UGCunion.org

Keep up the great work NHS/GOV. Can you please spend more money on creatively innovating with new technology please. Please reply to this post at http://www.UGCunion.org

Can you please make an online question and answer diagnosis tool for EVERY common medical problem just like the Swine Flu Q&A online tool. @whymandesign would like to help make this happen for you.

Can http://www.oneworldhealth.org and eldy and akvo and Bewelcome.org help creatively enhance your great work? http://www.whymandesign.com would like to help make this happen for you.

How could it best be facilitated so everyone can contribute without comments being lots in the depths of the web? It seams that there is SO much potential for government and the public to achieve using new media. The key appears to be how to communicate this potential and empower everyone to take that step down the rabbit hole of independent innovation and collaboration at everyones own grass roots (though this has been done outside of new tech since just after the beginning of time:). Is there a way to reward individuals to take risks by trying new things and fail/succeed?

The dot com approach of rewarding successful innovation by buying it out appears to work for successful innovation. How best to reward innovators that try things that fail is unclear. It may be best to enable lots of innovators to innovate without rewarding success so that peer review enables success to be rewarded socially while larger volumes or innovation can be facilitated by funding lots of people with smaller amounts. Post replies at http://www.UGCunion.org

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Collaboration! Who wants to work together from @rebootbritain or @tuttle?

Collaboration! Who wants to work together from @rebootbritain or @tuttle?

Just saw this great list of RebootBritain attendees http://www.tebbo.com/RebootBritain.html and was wondering who is collaborating together and who wants to but did not get a chance? Please put any comments/suggestions on http://www.UGCunion.org (and contact @whymandesign) so we can collaborate and you can find about the free locations...

Can someone make a collaboration network for the REbooters below? Does software exist to do this? contact @whymandesign

A Jackson
a o'dwyer, -
Aaron Kumar
Aaron Kumar, Kubera Money http://www.kuberamoney.com
Abi Stevens, UK online centres
Abigail Kegg, UnLtd http://bigchallenge.org.uk
Adam Gee, Channel 4 http://www.bigartmob.com http://www.arkangel.tv
adam salkeld, Tinopolis http://www.tinopolis.com http://adamsalkeld.blogspot.com
Adam Smith
Ade Adewunmi, Nortel Networks
Ade Bamigboye, mobile flow http://www.mobile-flow.com
Ade Rawcliffe, Channel 4 http://www.channel4.co.uk
adil abrar, Sidekick Studios http://sidekickstudios.net
ALAN MILLS, SSAT
Alastair Falk, UJIA http://www.ujia.org
alastair lee http://www.timeout.com/london http://www.futuronomy.net
Alberto Corsin Jimenez, Spain's School for Industrial Organisation http://www.eoi.es
Alberto Nardelli
Alex Fleetwood, Hide&Seek Production Ltd http://hideandseekfest.co.uk http://sandpit.hideandseekfest.co.uk
Alex Graham, Wall to Wall http://www.walltowall.co.uk
Alex Pickup, snowbrainer.com http://www.snowbrainer.com
Alexander Baxevanis, Webcredible
Alexander Shaida, Econsultancy http://econsultancy.com
Alexandra Crook, PDD Group http://www.pdd.co.uk
Alexandre Maron, Editora Globo S/A http://www.editoraglobo.com.br http://www.alexmaron.com.br
Alice Casey
Alice Goldie, Migrants Resource Centre http://www.migrantsresourcecentre.org.uk/
Alice Huang
Alicia Liu
Alison Benjamin, Society Guardian
alison norrington http://thechickenshed.net
Alistair Williams, Coffee marketing Consulting http://www.coffeemarketing.co.uk http://twitter.com/coffeemarketing.co.uk
Alpesh Doshi, Fintricity http://www.fintricity.com http://www.alpeshdoshi.com
Amanda Baillieu, BD http://www.bdonline.co.uk
Amanda Jones, Red Button Design http://www.thisisredbutton.co.uk http://redbuttondesign.blogspot.com
Amanda White, Peter De Haan Trust http://www.ideastap.com http://www.ideastap.com
Amit Kothari http://amitkoth.com http://amitkoth.tumblr.com
amy gooch, The Hoffman Agency
Amy Sample Ward, NetSquared http://netsquared.org http://amysampleward.org
Amy Sample-Ward
Anab Jain, Superflux http://superflux.in http://superflux.in/blog
Anass Almurrani, Migrants Resource Centre http://www.migrantsresourcecentre.org.uk/
Anders Pedersen, Media2200 http://media2200.dk http://changeyourtools.dk
Andrea Westall
Andrew Dick, TimeBank
Andrew Faughy, VEN Process http://vengroup.com
Andrew Law, Open University http://www.open.ac.uk
Andrew Mackenzie, Coventry University http://take21.org/blog/
Andrew Missingham http://www.twitter.com/amissingham
Andrew Skinner, Imagination http://imagination.com http://andrewskinner.name
Andrew Wilson, Blink http://www.blinkmedia.org http://www.fisharepeopletoo.org
Andy Broomfield, New Media Thinking http://newmediathinking.com
Andy Gibson
Andy Hobsbawm
Andy Hobsbawm, Green Thing http://www.dothegreenthing.com http://small-big.com
Andy Williamson, Hansard Society http://www.hansardsociety.org.uk http://hansardsociety.org.uk/blogs/eDemocracy/
Ania Mendrek, A4e Ltd. http://www.a4e.co.uk/
aniko zagon
Anke Holst, Conscious Communications http://consciouscommunications.co.uk http://theanke.wordpress.com
Ann Faulkner
Anna Lewis http://www.completelynovel/com http://www.twitter.com/anna_cn
Anna Umbima
Annabel Frearson, CreativeCapital http://www.creative-capital.org.uk
Annabelle Simmons, BIS
Anne Bartlett-Bragg, Headshift Australasia http://www.headshift.com
Anne McCrossan, Visceral Business
Anne-Mette Jensen, Headshift
Annette Albert
Annette Kramer, Affect Labs http://www.affectlabs.com http://www.learninglaboratory.blogspot.com
Ant Clay, Trinity Expert Systems http://www.tesl.com http://www.AntClay.com
Anthony Bennett, A Foundation http://www.afoundation.org.uk
Anthony Langan, Samaritans http://www.samaritans.org
Antonio Gould
Antony Evans, In between roles
Antti Karjalainen, Finnish Institute in London http://www.finnish-institute.org.uk
Anxo Cereijo Roibas, Vodafpne Group http://www.vodafone.com/start/careers/userexperience.html
Ayca Apak Tonge
Ayelet Noff
Ayelet Noff, Blonde 2.0 http://www.blonde20.com/ http://www.blonde20.com/blog
Babak Davarpanah Varnosefadarani, SMARTlab, UeL http://www.smartlab.uk.com
Barret Stanboulian www.publicsquare.co.uk http://twitter.com/publicsquare
Basheera Khan, TechCrunch Europe / Telegraph.co.uk http://twitter.com/Bash
Beadle Finzi
Bec Vaughan
Becky Hogge http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Becky_Hogge http://www.machine-envy.com/blog
Beech Horn Horn, Banham Patent Locks Ltd http://www.banham.com http://www.metalshark.co.uk
Ben Alexander, HomeMade Digital http://www.homemadedigital.com
Ben Brown, UK online centres http://www.ukonlinecentres.com
Ben Hoare
Ben Lucas, 2020 Public Services Trust http://www.2020publicservicestrust.org/ http://www.2020publicservicestrust.org/blog/
Ben Matthews, Bright One http://www.brightone.org.uk http://www.puddingrelations.com
Ben Metz http://www.benmetz.org
Ben Ross, benzross.com http://www.benzross.com http://www.digitalcontentuk.com
Ben Werdmuller, Freelance http://benwerd.com/
Benjamin Ellis, Redcatco http://redcatco.com/ http://redcatco.com/blog
Bill How, SSATRUST http://aoc.ssatrust.org.uk http://wiredteachers.ning.com/profile/BillHow
Bill Thompson, Freelance http://www.andfinally.com
Bob Coates, Open University http://open.ac.uk
bob townley, freelance
Bobra Idolo, Greenwich Online
Bogdan Cristea, Anchor Trust http://www.anchor.org.uk
Brenda Goldblatt, Producer http://www.ymogen.com
Brian Condon, Complexity Partners LLP http://www.complexitygroup.com http://digital-citizen.co.UK
Bridget Harris, Leadership Centre
Bridget McKenzie, Flow Associates http://www.flowassociates.com http://bridgetmckenzie.blogspot.com
Bruce Davis, Oikonomics / Zopa http://www.oikonomics.typepad.com
Bryony Worthington
C Caruk
carol richardson, burnt oak junior school
Carol Richardson, Burnt Oak School
Carol Samms, Through the Loop http://www.throughtheloop.com
Caroline Wiggins, Edexcel
Carrie Bishop http://carriebish.wordpress.com
Carrie Hartnell, Intellect http://www.intellectuk.org
Cassie Robinson
Catherine Demajo, Time Out http://www.timeout.com
Catherine Marshall, The Lighthouse Project
Chantal Constable, D&AD http://dandad.org
Charles Armstrong
Charles Ryder, Frari http://www.frari.co.uk
charles wolcott, syzygy group http://syzygy.net http://syzygy.net
Charlie Cox, Worldeka http://www.worldeka.com http://www.worldeka.com/blog
Charlotte Alldritt, Commission on 2020 Public Services http://www.2020publicservicestrust.org/ http://www.2020publicservicestrust.org/blog/
Charlotte Black, Channel 4 http://www.channel4.com
charlotte moore, Sidekick Studios http://sidekickstudios.net
Chirdeep Singh Chhabra, CoreObjects http://www.coreobjects.com
Chris Allwood, Community Links http://www.auctionmystuff.org
Chris Anderson, Turnfront http://turnfront.com http://turnfront.com/blog
Chris Condron, The Press Association http://www.pressassociation.com
Chris Gage http://www.laddertothemoon.co.uk
Chris Jenkins
Chris Joseph, 391.org http://www.chrisjoseph.org http://www.chrisjoseph.org/wp
Chris Lowthorpe, Norwich University College of the Arts http://www.chrislowthorpe.co.uk
chris raettig, hoop associates http://www.thisishoop.com
Chris Taylor, Sheridan Evans http://www.sheridanevans.com
Chris Tomlinson, Muuto Consulting http://muuto.co.uk
Christian Ahlert
Christian Heilmann, Yahoo http://developer.yahoo.com http://wait-till-i.com
Christian Wong
Christina Palmer, WWF-UK http://www.wwf.org.uk
christine lewis, Becta
Christopher Blishen, AngelNews http://www.angelnews.co.uk/
christopher campbell, LRN http://www.lrn.com
Christopher Marsh, 72 dots http://www.72dots.co.uk http://www.72dots.co.uk/blog
Christopher Pugh
Cian O'Donovan, Keepfakingit http://twitter.com/cian http://keepfakingit.com
Claire Hancock, Screen West Midlands
Claire Hungat Hungate, Wall to Wall Television http://www.walltowall.co.uk
Claire O'Halloran, Microsoft Corporation http://www.microsoftstartupzone.com http://blogs.msdn.com/armadillo
CLAIRE PARRY, CROYDON COLLEGE http://croydon.ac.uk
Claire Stewart, Watershed Media Centre http://www.watershed.co.uk
Clare Hall
CLARE O'NEILL, Manchester: Knowledge Capital http://www.manchesterknowledge.com
Clare Townhill, As The Crow Flies http://www.claretownhill.typepad.com
Clive Griffiths http://www.igriff.co.uk
Colin Armstrong, Highdown School http://www.highdown.reading.sch.uk
Colin Beveridge http://colin-beveridge.com http://colin-beveridge.com
Cormac Heron, Bright Beehive Ltd http://brightbeehive.com http://brightbeehive.com/blog/
Corrado Morgana
Cory Hughes, Chwarae Teg http://chwaraeteg.com http://thinkingmarketer.com
Craig Elder, The Conservative Party http://www.conservatives.com http://www.craigelder.co.uk
Craig Newark
Cristiana Bertazoni, Museu de Arqueologia e Etnologia http://www.fflch.usp.br/cema/ http://www.khipukamayoq.org/
Cristina Martinez
Damian Radcliffe, Ofcom http://www.ofcom.org.uk http://damianradcliffe.com
Damiano Vukotic, RSA Films Ltd http://www.rsafilms.com http://www.nitmesh.com/
Damien Austin-Walker http://beegod.org
Damon Oldcorn, Zebtab http://www.zebtab.com http://wildirishguy.wordpress.com
dan burgess, naked http://nakedcomms.com http://danburgess.typepad.com/
Dan Lehner, UnLtdWorld http://unltdworld.com http://unltdworld.com/blog
dan mcquillan
Dan Mitchell, University of Warwick http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/fac/med/staff/dan_mitchell
Dan Scrimgeour, BrAVA http://www.brava.org.uk
Daniel Batts, Microsoft http://www.microsoft.com
Daniel Doll-Steinberg, Tribeka Ltd http://www.tribeka.com
Daniel Gane, Projector Design Ltd http://www.projector.org.uk
Daniel Heaf, Channel 4 / 4iP http://www.4ip.org.uk http://www.danielheaf.com
Daniel Heery, Cybermoor Ltd http://socialenterpriseambassadors.org/heery/
Daniel Payne, Digit Content Services http://www.studiodigit.co.uk
Daniel Siden, haberdasherylondon LLP www.haberdasherylondon.com
Daniel Toole, Agon Consulting http://www.agonconsulting.com http://twitter.com/DanielToole
Danny Seignoret
Dave Baron, Lifescopes Community Learning http://www.lifescopeslearning.org.uk
Dave Briggs, DavePress http://davepress.net/ http://davepress.net/
Dave Stone http://twitter.com/builtbydave http://builtbydave.co.uk
david barr, LRN http://www.lrn.com
David Barrie http://davidbarrie.typepad.com
David Bowler, North Fulham NDC www.northfulhamndc.org.uk
David Crane, Debatewise CIC http://www.debatewise.com http://www.debatewise.info
David Crossman, Dareks Production House http://www.dareks.co.uk
David Dawes, Entreprenurses CIC http://www.entreprenurses.net http://entreprenurses.blogspot.com/
David de Paeztron, Xalvary Associates Ltd
David Gauntlett, University of Westminster http://www.theory.org.uk/david
David Glen, ABC TV http://www.abc.net.au/
David Hockin, Cimex http://www.cimex.com http://hockin.blogspot.com/
David Jennings, DJ Alchemi Ltd http://Alchemi.co.uk
David Matthews
David Paul, Cordovan Limited http://www.cordovan.co.uk
david pinto
David Pullinger, Central Office of Information http://www.coi.gov.uk
David Smith, St Paul's (London) http://www.preoccupations.org/
David Stoughton, Value Kinetics Ltd http://michaelmouse.typepad.com/thestrategyreview/
David Surman, Newport School of Art, Media and Design http://amd.newport.ac.uk http://dsurman.tumblr.com
David Terrar, D2C Limited http://www.d2c.org.uk http://biztwozero.com
David Walsh, The Product Launch Consultancy
David Wilcox http://socialreporter.com
Deborah Dignam
Deborah Simmons, London Coaching Associates http://www.londoncoachingassociates.com
Deborah Szebeko
deborah szebeko, thinkpublic http://www.thinkpublic.com
Denise Stephens, Enabled by Design http://enabledbydesign.org/ http://enabledbydesign.org/blog
Derek Mantle
Diane Beddoes, Sciencewise-ERC, BIS
Dom Potter, Internocracy http://www.internocracy.org
Dominic Campbell
Dominic Tinley
Don McLaverty, Oxford Innovation http://www.oxin.co.uk
Donal Carroll, Critical Difference http://www.criticaldifference.co.uk http://www.criticaldifference.co.uk
Donna Lynas, Wysing Arts Centre http://www.wysingartscentre.org
Doug Mather, The Creation Company http://www.thecreationcompany.com http://www.thecreationcompany.com/blog/
Dougald Hine, Spacemakers/Resilient Futures Group/Dark Mountain http://spacemakers.ning.com http://dougald.co.uk
Drew Buddie
E Whyman http://www.edwardwhyman.com
Ed Mills
Ed Mitchell, Transition Towns http://www.transitiontowns.org http://www.edmitchell.co.uk
Ed Whyman http://www.edwardwhyman.com
Eddie Berg, British Film Institute
Edward D C Mills
Eleanor Ford, LikeCube http://www.likecube.com
Elias Moubayed, Independent http://www.linkedin.com/in/eliasmoubayed
Elizabeth Camilleri, Tereca
Elizabeth Lank http://www.think.plus.com
Elizabeth Varley, The Bike Shed / Online Content UK http://twitter.com/evarley http://bikeshed.wordpress.com
Ellie Stoneley http://www.dc10plus.net
Elliott Cranmer, Shootmedia Ltd http://www.shootmedia.co.uk
Emily Dent, St Lukes http://www.stlukes.co.uk http://eatthewholebuffalo.blogspot.com/
Emily Keaney, Communications Consumer Panel
Emma Agusita, KWMC http://kwmc.org.uk http://platformfutures.blogspot.com
Emma Cheshire, Screen Yorskhire http://www.screenyorkshire.co.uk
Emma Ellwood-Russell, Live Futures http://www.livefutures.org
emma mulqueeny
Emma Posey, bloc http://www.bloc.org.uk
Eric Whelan, Sounddelivery http://www.sounddelivery.org.uk
Errol Damelin
Euan Mackenzie Mackenzie, 3MRT http://www.inquizitor.com
Ewa Maciejewski
Farhan Rehman Rehman, ConsciousComms http://consciouscomms.co.uk http://life.magitam.org.uk
Fei Toole, Agon Consulting http://www.agonconsulting.com
Fiddian Warman, soda http://soda.co.uk
Fiona Kilkelly, Skillset
fluff Thorne, what they didn't teach you at school http://whattheydidn'tteachyouatschool.com
Foluke Akinlose
Francis Bacon, Lemos&Crane http://www.lemosandcrane.co.uk
Fred Garnett, London Knowledge Lab http://learnergeneratedcontexts.ning.com
Gareth Langley, Stardotstar http://stardotstar.com
GARY COYLE, COMMUNITY INFOPOINT LTD http://communityinfopoint.com
Gary Wedekind, Mosaic Holidays
Gavin O'Carroll, Digital Health Service http://www.digitalhealthservice.com/ http://www.digitalhealthservice.com/
Gavin Sheridan Sheridan http://www.gavinsblog.com
Gemma Osgood
Geoff Brinsden, Empower Factor http://www.empowerfactor.com
Geoff Wedgewood, NHS West MIdlands http://westmidlands.nhs.uk http://www.twitter.com/caledebois
Georgina Voss, Brighton University
Gerald Lidstone, Goldsmiths http://www.gold.ac.uk
Ghislaine Boddington, body>data>space http://www.bodydataspace.net
Giles Andrew
Gill Wildman, Plot http://www.plotlondon.net http://www.plotblog.typepad.com
Glenda Stone, UK Women's Enterprise Taskforce http://www.womensenterprisetaskforce.co.uk
Graeme Duncan, caspian learning http://caspianlearning.co.uk http://thinkingworlds.com
Graham Andrews, idf50 http://www.idf50.co.uk http://www.idf50.co.uk
Graham Martin Brown
Graham Ross Russell, UK Business Incubation http://www.ukbi.co.uk
Grazyna Mitchener, PolyChemTech Ltd. http://polychemtech.com
guy yeomans
Gwen Joy, Pervasive Media Studio http://www.pmstudio.co.uk
Hafsa Muhammad
Haidee Bell, NESTA
Hannah King
Harry Harrold, Neontribe http://www.neontribe.co.uk
Hatice Choli, London Borough of Greenwich http://greenwich.gov.uk
Heather Gorringe, Wiggly Wigglers http://www.wigglywigglers.co.uk http://wigglywigglers.blogspot.com
Hege Saebjornsen
Helen Andrews, lbdesign http://www.lbdesign.tv
Helen Jay
Helen Milner, UK online centres http://www.ukonlinecentres.com
Helen Trim, FreshNetworks http://www.freshnetworks.com http://blog.freshnetworks.com
Henry Fryer, icould http://www.icould.com http://icouldstories.blogspot.com
henry Warren, Gemin-i.org http://rafi.ki
Hilary Perkins, Channel4 http://www.film4.com http://cowbite.typepad.com
Holly Seddon, FreshNetworks http://www.freshnetworks.com http://blog.freshnetworks.com
Howard Rheingold
Hugh Mason, Pembridge Partners LLP http://www.pembridge.net http://www.twitter.com/hughmason
Hugo Spowers
Ian Delaney, NMK http://www.nmk.co.uk http://twopointouch.com
Ian Fordham, British Council for School Environments http://www.bcse.uk.net
Ian Freshwater, LBH Hackney 2012 Team http://www.hackney.gov.uk
Ian Hallworth, 72 dots Ltd http://www.72dots.co.uk http://www.72dots.co.uk/blog
Ian Haynes, Cimex Media Ltd. http://www.cimex.com
Ian Usher, Buckinghamshire County Council http://twitter.com/iusher http://moodlea.blogspot.com
Ian W. Gouldstone, The Alaskan Military School http://alaskanmilitaryschool.com http://www.iwgouldstone.com
Ifraz Mughal, iCrossing UK icrossing.co.uk
Imran Aziz
Ingrid Koehler, Improvement & Development Agency http://www.idea.gov.uk
Irene Rukerebuka, Creative Development Consultant http://culturegenerationxplusy.wordpress.com
Iris Lapinski
Ivan Pope, ivanpope.com http://ivanpope.com http://blog.ivanpope.com
Ivan Salcedo, Freelance
Ivo Gormley
Jacqueline Steward, The Creative Garden http://www.thecreativegarden.co.uk http://www.yourlocallondon.com/balham
Jag Gill http://unsheffield.net
James Boardwell http://rattlecentral.com http://technogoggles.com
James Bridle
James Brown, Red Button Design http://www.thisisredbutton.co.uk
James Haycock
James Heatherington
James Plummer
James Stewart http://ketlai.co.uk http://jystewart.net/process/
Jamie Andreas
Jamie Buchanan-Dunlop, Digital Explorer http://digitalexplorer.co.uk
Jason Cooper http://www.jasecooper.com http://www.jasecooper.com/topofcadmore
Jason Hall, Screen West Midlands
Javier Bajer
JD Lasica
Jean-Christophe Ratajczak, Unemployed
Jeff Saperstein
Jemima Gibbons, iknowhow http://www.interactiveknowhow.com http://www.interactiveknowhow.com
jenifer davis, thebluedoor http://www.thebluedoor.com http://http://www.thebluedoor.com/pr_blog.shtml
Jenny Simmons http://www.jasecor.com/topofcadmore
jeremy boxer
Jeremy Gould
Jerome Monahan, The Guardian
Jesper Anderson
Jess Search, Britdoc
Jessica Linacre, Stevenage Borough Council
Jim Anning
Jim Mortleman, n/a http://mortleman.net
Jim Schuyler
Jo Gideon, The Knowledge Hive http://www.theknowledgehive.com
Jo Rheam, mummo.co.uk http://www.mummo.co.uk http://www.mummomia.wordpress.com
Jo Roach
Joanne Jacobs
Joao da Silva
Joe Hallgarten
Joe Oliver, BASH Creations http://www.bashcreations.com
John Buchanan
John Dodds
John Faga
John Frieslaar Frieslaar, Huawei http://huawei.com
John Grant
John Grant, The Green Marketing manifesto http://greenormal.blogspot.com
John Henderson, C-Tech Innovation Limited http://www.ctechinnovation.com
John Horsley, Econsultancy http://econsultancy.com http://greenprofs.com
John Lewis, Holosoft http://www.holosoft.com http://johnwlewis.wordpress.com
john whatmore, Centre for Leadership in Creativity
Jon Ardern, BitFarm http://bit-farm.com
Jon Bounds http://www.jonbounds.co.uk
Jon Nott
Jon Watts, MTM London http://www.mtmlondon.com
Jon Woolfson
Jonathan Akwue, Digital Public http://www.digitalpublic.co.uk
Jonathan Kennedy, Kennedy Design
Jonathan Olsberg, Olsberg|SPI Limited http://www.o-spi.com
Jonathan Ratner http://www.redhouselane.com
Jonathan Saunders, F1 Computer Services and Training Ltd. http://www.f1training.org
Jonathan Sheen, CFE http://www.cfe.org.uk
Jonty Olliff-Cooper
Josh Russell, Dash Labs http://twitter.com/joshr http://joshrussell.com
Josie Fraser
Joy Barber, NSPCC
JP Ragaswami
JT Toro
Juan Mateos-Garcia, NESTA http://nesta.org.uk
Judith Lewis http://decabbit.com http://www.SEO-Chicks.com
Julia Higginbottom, Aquila Tv Ltd http://www.aquila-tv.com
Julian Darley
Julian Kucklich, The Press Association http://pressassociation.com http://playability.de
Julian Tait, FutureEverything http://www.futureeverything.org http://www.twitter.com/FuturEverything
Julie Freeman http://translatingnature.org
Julie Meyer http://ariadnecapital.com
Julie Meyer, Ariadne Capital http://ariadnecapital.com
Justice Williams MBE, Tru Life Magazine http://www.trulifemagazine.com http://amariahsworld.com
Justin Cooke, BIMA http://www.bima.co.uk
Justin Pickard, Playmakers http://playmakers.org.uk http://justinpickard.net
Justyna Sosnoska
Kalam Ali
Kam Star, PlayGen http://playgen.com
Karl Harder
Karolina Kij
Kasia Molga http://www.kasiamolga.net
Kata Gyetvai, Central Saint Martins College of Art & Design - MA Innovation Management http://www.csm.arts.ac.uk/courses/postgraduate/innovation-management.htm#
Kate Andrews http://kateandrews.wordpress.com/
Kate Daniels, Favorit Ltd http://tweetmeme.com http://blog.tweetmeme.com
Kate Ho http://www.startupcafe.co.uk http://www.startupcafe.co.uk
Kate Monaghan, markthree media
kate nielson, contaminant media http://www.contaminantmedia.com http://www.contaminantmedia.wordpress.com
Katherine Hudson, RSA/NCVO http://www.3s4.org.uk/
Katherine Hui
Kathleen Sullivan, London Coaching Associates Ltd http://www.londoncoachingassociates.com
Kathryn Best
Kathryn Corrick http://kathryncorrick.co.uk
Kathryn Parsons, The Scarlett Mark http://www.thescarlettmark.com
Katie Bradford, Britdoc
Katie Streten, Imagination http://imagination.com http://inoted.wordpress.com
Katiushka Borges, Interactive love games http://www.loverslikeus.net http://www.interactivelovegames.com
Katy Lindemann, Naked Communications http://www.kitschbitch.com/
Kavita Kapoor, Whatsmysize.com http://Whatsmysize.com
Ken McEnery
Kerry McCarthy
Keturah Holmes, ArtsMatrix Ltd http://www.artsmatrix.org.uk
Kevin Harris
Kim Allen, Institute for Policy Studies, London Met University http://www.londonmet.ac.uk/research-units/ipse/culture-and-education-research-group/ Kirstie Heneghan
Kirsty Stephenson, Endemol
KIT PATRICK, GT http://www.wearegt.com
Kristopher Boulton
Laia Gasch, South Bank Cultural Quarter
Lance McPherson, global tolerance http://www.globaltolerance.com http://twitter.com/globaltolerance
Laura Bunt
Laura Hyde, Chain Reaction http://www.chain-reaction.org http://chainreaction2008.wordpress.com/
Laura James
Laura Miller, Hansard Society http://www.hansardsociety.org.uk
Laura North
Lauren Collins
Lawrence O'Connor, Wisdom Architects http://www.wisdomarchitects.com
Lee Bryant, headshift http://www.headshift.com http://www.headshift.com/blog
Leila Gilley
Leon Benjamin http://www.winningbysharing.net/ http://winningbysharing.typepad.com/
Leon Cych, Learn4life http://www.l4l.co.uk
Libbie McQuillan, Olsberg|SPI Limited http://www.o-spi.com
Lisa Devaney, Hai Media Group http://www.haimediagroup.com http://community.brandrepublic.com/blogs/quickpeeks/default.aspx
LIsa Lintott, Shimmer Productions Ltd http://shimmerproductions.co.uk
Liz Azyan, LGEO Researcher http://www.lgeoresearch.com http://www.lgeoresearch.com
Liz Cable, Reach Further
Liza Makarov
Lizbeth Goodman
lizbeth goodman, Futurelab http://futurelab.org.uk http://futurelab.org.u
Lizzie Ostrom
Lloyd Davis, Tuttle Club http://tuttleclub.wordpress.com
Louise Brown, Channel 4 http://www.channel4.com
Louise Wright, british council
Loïs Acton, Urban Unlimited
Lucy Johnson, Goldsmiths/Bishop Challoner http://www.ecoch.wordpress.com
Luke Burgess
Luke Nichollson
Luke Nicholson
luke nicholson, More Associates http://www.moreassociates.com
Malcolm Forbes, Regenesys.co.uk http://www.regenesys.co.uk
Mamading Ceesay
Mandy Berry
marc boothe, b3 media http://www.b3media.net
Maria Ana Neves, London YNOT www,londonynot.com
Maria Georka
Marice Cumber, Universit of the Arts
Marie Clarke, Work Club http://www.work-club.com
Marie Foultson, Screen West Midlands
Marie-Claire Isaaman, NUCA
Mark Adams, Citizens Online http://www.citizensonline.org.uk
Mark Ba, LIFT http://www.lifttestival.com
Mark Dimock
Mark Earls, HERD http://herd.typepad.com
Mark Flanagan, Prime Ministers Office http://www.Number10.gov.uk
Mark Hancock, Holycow http://www.holycow.typepad.com http://www.holycow.typepad.com
Mark Murray, UK Film Council http://www.ukfilmcouncil.org.uk
Mark O'Neill, DCMS http://www.culture.gov.uk http://www.lostconsciousness.wordpress.com
Mark Simpkins
Mark Stephens, Gems Outreach http://www.gemsoutreach.org
Mark Wadham, Hoop Associates http://www.thisishoop.com
Martin Dowson, BlueGlobe http://www.blueglo.be
Martin Lye, The Alaskan Military School http://alaskanmilitaryschool.com
Martin Percy, BT http://www.martinpercy.com http://www.martinpercy.com
Martina Chapman, Ofcom http://www.ofcom.org.uk
Mary Chilver, The Sunshine Centre
Mary Christine Taylor
Matt Gould http://mattgould.co.uk
Matt Hosanee
Matt Jukes http://backpass.org
Matt Locke, Channel 4 http://channel4.com http://www.test.org.uk
Matt Marsh
Matt O'Neill, modcomms limited http://www.modcommslimited.com http://www.modcommslimited.com/blog
Matt Walker
matthew Curtis
Matthew Solle
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Meghan Ashe
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Melvin DeVorchik, TheTruffleHound
merlin john, MJO Ltd http://agent4change.net
Michael Ambjorn http://ambjorn.com http://consulting.ambjorn.com
Michael Cha, Korea Uncovered http://koreauncovered.com
Michael Clarke, The Careers Group, University of London http://www.careers.lon.ac.uk http://greenteaicecream.co.uk
Michael Cox, Haberdasherylondon LLP www.haberdasherylondon.com
Michael Dales
Michael Mathres, Climate Capital http://www.climatecapital.net
Michael Mulquin, UK 3.0 http://www.uk3point0.com/
Michael Solomon
Michelle Lyons
Mick Fealty
Mick Landmann, Vivid Interactive http://www.vividinteractive.co.uk http://mickl.wordpress.com
mike bennett, Oil Studios http://www.oilstudios.com
Mike Bennett, Resilient Futures Group http://resilientfuturesgroup.com
MIke Butcher, TechCrunch Europe http://uk.techcrunch.com
Mike Jackson
Mike Morrison
Mil Vukovic, Design Council http://www.designcouncil.org.uk
Miles Berry, Alton Convent Prep http://altonconvent.org.uk http://milesberry.net
Modwenna Rees-Mogg, AngelNews http://www.angelnews.co.uk
Monica Wong
MT Rainey, horsesmouth.co.uk http://www.horsesmouth.co.uk
Nadia Abdou
Naoise Nunn, Naoise Nunn & Associates http://www.leviathan.ie
Natalia Rose, Cyrenes http://cyrenes.co.uk
Natalie Trangmar, POLIS/ LSE
Nathalie McDermott, On Road Media http://www.onroadmedia.org.uk
Neil Loveday, Open Youth Trust
Neil Reeder, The Young Foundation
Nic Price, People Thinking http://www.peoplethinking.co.uk http://www.beatnic.co.uk
Nicholas Kind, Spark Learning Limited http://www.sparklearning.com http://nickkind.blogspot.com
Nick Booth
Nick Durant, London Borough of Camden, Camden Libraries http://www.camden.gov.uk/libraries
Nick Hall, Endemol http://www.endemoluk.com
nick Halstead, favorit Ltd http://tweetmeme.com http://blog.tweetmeme.com
Nick James, FBT Media http://www.freshbusinessthinking.com
Nick Jankel, wecreate / wonderinc http://wecreate.cc http://wecreate.cc
Nick Lockey, Maverick Television http://www.mavericktv.co.uk
Nick O'Doherty, Bright Beehive Ltd http://brightbeehive.com http://brightbeehive.com/blog/
Nick Street, Headshift http://www.headshift.com http://www.headshift.com/blog
Nick Tsinonis, IntroAnalytics Ltd http://www.introanalytics.com http://www.twitter.com/nick365
Nick Underhill, Pact http://www.pact.co.uk/digital_media
Nicky Smyth http://nickycast.com
Nico Macdonald, Spy http://www.spy.co.uk/ http://spy.typepad.com/
Nicola Headlam, university of manchester
Nicola Jones, UnLtdWorld http://www.unltdworld.com http://www.unltdworld.com/blog
Nigel Newton, New College & University of Bristol
Niko Heyng, Online Creative Communications http://www.onlinecc.co.uk http://blog.onlinecc.co.uk
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Nosey Parker, Sense Worldwide http://www.senseworldwide.com
Oli Mould, Loughborough University http://olimould.com
Oli Watts, Cancer Research UK
Omkar Joshi, eFinserv Ltd http://www.efinserv.com http://efinserv.com/wordpress
Pamela McLean, Dadamac http://dadamac.net
Parag Shah, Art-Switch http://www.art-switch.com
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Paul Allen, Freelance
Paul Argent, Milo Creative http://www.milocreative.com http://www.milocreative.com
Paul Caplan, the Internationale http://www.theinternationale.com
Paul Clarke http://twitter.com/paul_clarke http://honestlyreal.com
Paul Cons, London Insight Meditation http://www.londoninsightmeditation.org.uk
Paul Cotgrove, The White Bus http://thewhitebus.org.uk
Paul Crosland, Freelending CIC http://www.freelender.org http://www.additionalinfo.blogspot.com
Paul Durrant, Abertay Uni / Dare to be Digital http://www.daretobedigital.com
Paul Evans, Memeserver http://www.memeserver.co.uk http://blog.localdemocracy.org.uk
Paul Henderson
Paul Hodgkin, Patient Opinion
Paul Johnston, Cisco http://theconnectedrepublic.org/
Paul Massey
Paul Miller, School of Everything http://schoolofeverything
Paul Owens, BOP Consulting http://www.bop.co.uk
Paul Piccirillo
Paul Saxton, Creative Target http://www.creativetarget.co.uk
Paul Skinner
paul wilkins
paula le dieu
Paula Reid, The Hive Collective http://thehivecollective.biz
Pei-Chin TAY
Penny Stothard, North Fulham NDC www.northfulhamndc.org.uk
Pete Cranston
Peter Abraham, Econsultancy http://econsultancy.com
Peter Barrett, Burnt Oak School
Peter Bowyer, Salmark http://peeebeee.wordpress.com
Peter Cook, Human Dynamics http://www.academy-of-rock.co.uk http://www.academy-of-rock.co.uk/blog
Peter Jenkinson
Peter Law, Independent
Peter Saunders, national Association for People Abused in Childhood (charity reg no. 1069802) http://www.napac.org.uk http://www.petethebigchief.blogspot.com
Petia Tzanova, Eastside Consulting http://www.eastsideconsulting.co.uk/index.asp
Phil Clark, UBM built environment http://www.building.co.uk http://www.zerochampion.com
Phil Stenton
Philip Bolton, Colosseum Consulting http://www.colosseumconsulting.com http://www.lessordinaryliving.com
Philip Campbell, http://sleepydog.net http://me.dm http://me.dm/blog
Philip Trippenbach http://trippenbach.com
Philippa Malas
Quincey Cassell Williams, freelance http://www.quinceysconcept.com/
rachel baker, ACE http://www.artscouncil.org.uk
rachel o'connell, AOL www.bebo.com
Rahul Verma
Rahul Verma, Kubera Money http://www.kuberamoney.com
Rainbow Chang, Rainbow Chang Theatre
Raj Anand, Kwiqq http://www.kwiqq.com http://blog.kwiqq.com
Rakesh Parmar http://rakeshparmar.wordpress.com
Ray Burger
Rebecca Caroe, Creative Agency Secrets.com http://www.creativeagencysecrets.com http://www.twitter.com/rebeccacaroe
Rebecca king, Antigone http://www.antigone.org.uk
Rebecca King, Digital Inclusion
Rebecca Otto, London Business School Media Club http://http://www.londonmediaclub.org/summit/
Renee Blodgett
Renee Blodgett http://www.downtheavenue.com http://www.weblogtheworld.com
Rhett Griffiths http://www.rhett.co.uk http://theartofrhetoric.blogspot.com/
Richard Cross
Richard Derham, RDP Services Ltd http://www.rdpservices.co.uk
Richard Evans, Sheridan Evans LTD www.sheridanevans.com
Richard Fahey, Capgemini http://rfahey.org
Richard Foggie
Richard Land, Illumina Digital http://www.illumina.co.uk
Richard McMillan, TimeBank http://www.timebank.org.uk
Richard Tyrie
Richard Webb
Rick Waghorn, MyFootballWriter http://myfootballwriter.com/norwichcity http://outwithabang.rickwaghorn.co.uk
Rita Shamia, Redhouse Lane http://redhouselane.com
Ritz Steytler
Rob Hudson, Zaizi
Rob Killick, cScape Ltd http://cscape.com http://postrecession.wordpress.com
Rob Shepherd, Indies.org.uk (embryonic at present) http://www.robshepherd.co.uk
Robert Scoble
Robert Webb
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Robin Cramp, Screen Yorkshire http://www.screenyorkshire.co.uk
Robin Grant, We Are Social http://wearesocial.net/
Robin Hamman, Headshift http://www.headshift.com http://www.cybersoc.com
Robin Hunt, University college, London
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Rohan Gunatillake
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Sandra Reinhard
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Collaborate over Christmas to help others? Can We help you? @tuttle @4ip @artbizness @banksy

Collaborate over Christmas to help others? Can We help you? @tuttle @4ip @artbizness @banksy

Here are a list of projects for starters. Please join them if interested or list your own at http://www.UGCunion.org (and contact @whymandesign)

There are FREE LOCATION and COFFEE and ELECTRICITY to collaborate in the 12 days (actually 4 weeks) leading up to Christmas) at the gallery space listed below. Anyone want to do something interesting.

There is also potential to do something with a 50 foot boat? List ideas/suggestions on the site please.

Would you like to Collaborate in a collaboration camp leading up to Christmas please add your suggested project/subject/skill to http://www.UGCunion.org for these areas:

1. a secret location in West London (empty gallery space) http://www.UGCunion.org has details.
and
2. marketestateproject@googlemail.com http://www.marketestateproject.com/
and
3. In West England info@coexistuk.org http://www.coexistuk.org

Projects that may be of interest?...

www.Playgroundgames.org We are finding other people who are interested in producing a philanthropic activity that is based around play and benefits everyone. Are you a, creative, linguist, programmer, producer, broadcaster, entrepneur wanting to take part in an exciting project that does 'good' by entertaining and educating using the power of the web?

http://www.MUSTart.org Creating space to make and display art while benefiting the community. Let us improve your space by installing art. We also put on interactive events that include everyone. Why not come to the next event or make your own.

http://www.UGCvision.org User Generated Content Contest similar to the UKVision song contest that won the BBC Wide Pitching Competition after successfully pitching to senior executives and commissioners such as Peter Fincham and Peter Salmon.

http://www.FREEtraid.org Donate to charity and receive more than you gave in free gifts as a reward. Everyone gains.

http://www.http://www.Traidmark.org Traidmark represents a new business structure that was created as a way for profits to be used to fund innovation and progress for the benefit of humanity. This is done by donating Net profit to innovative charitable/research organisations and stating the percentage donated clearly for consumer clarity.

http://www.BARcampBAR.org Creative enhancement to the BarCamp format where meetings generate sustainable income to fund public service outcomes. We are finding locations in which to set up social enterprise to facilitate this. Would you like to get involved?

http://www.FREEhug.org Community site concept created using the Drupal Open Source content management system.

http://www.UGCunion.org Experimentation with social media and collaborative support systems that inspire innovation and creativity.

Space needed to give FREE ART AWAY. Do you know of any?
http://www.MUSTart.org Indoor or outdoor is fine and any location will
be suitable we just want to reuse unused space. Post your locatioins on
the website http://www.MUSTart.org

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Want to create a gift economy? http://www.FREEtraid.org

Hi
Want to create a gift economy? http://www.FREEtraid.org

Would you like to work on creating a self sustaining organisation that will provide a location for young people to access the internet and collaborate together in hard to reach areas and are looking to produce this with an existing organisation that will benefit too. Could we run this self sustaining project as part of your project as it would be an extra service that increases peoples awareness of your great work while facilitating collaboration on projects. Development website at http://www.FREEtraid.org.

We are also looking for funding to kick start the production (as we aim
to donate 100% net profit to fund the social enterprise that young
people create within the spaces). Can you suggest any good sources of
funding? http://www.traidmark.org explains why

http://www.FREEtraid.org

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