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Shirky @ the ICA
I went to see Clay Shirky at the ICA today, it’s always good to listen to him speak about all things collaboration and social media.
I’ll spare all the finer points of his seminar as I don’t want to turn this into another collaboration/social meeja blog post.
If you haven’t heard him speak before, it’s worth tuning into him @poptech.
All things said, one of my favourite quotes from his talk was “fall fast, learn quick”. The quote was referring to a process a lot of organisations go through when embracing online collaboration, messing up quickly and learning from cock-ups just as fast.
His book: Here Comes Everybody, is on my pile of things to read.
(excuse the poor quality pic, I had to crank up my ISO to avoid blur)