Category archive for ‘Applied Cultural Economics’

• How the NYTimes Can Make New Revenues from a Personalized Hybrid Web/Print Service

  12/03/12 • (0)

• We Are Now Post-Disruption. We Are Now Creative Innovation.

  11/29/12 • (0)

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  The Retail Influence Story is a Flow from Pop-Ups to Pop-Ups

  9/27/12 • (0)

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  Applied Cultural Economics “Map”

  9/21/12 • (2)

• You Say Disruption, I say Revolution (for Greg Satell)

  9/12/12 • (1)

• Chris Cornell and the Exercise of Dissonance

  3/09/12 • (0)

• Jeff Mangum, BAM, 1/19/2012

  1/21/12 • (0)

• Five Applied Cultural Economics Ideas to Build the US Economy

  8/03/11 • (0)

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  Is Google a Waning Giant?

  7/01/11 • (1)

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  ‘Clovering’ to Make Sense of It All

  5/09/11 • (0)

• About Jason Ian Moriber

  
  

  The world is always changing, always in flux, always shifting. Over the past two decades this change has accelerated exponentially. I strongly believe we need new systems and models to adapt to this acceleration in order to thrive within the dynamics of our era. My roles at start-ups and agencies has been a mix of futurist, convener, strategist and data-interpreter. My career focus has been within digital and the impact digital has on culture and behavior.





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