Comments on: BarCampSydney2, unconditional participation, heterarchies, intrapreneurs, digital aboriginals and those who have Got Game

By: christy

christy — Wed, 10 Oct 2007 03:28:42 +0000

Hello Jan! Yes, I keep searching for the ideal company but really think i’m going to have to just make it myself!

By: Jan Libby

Jan Libby — Sat, 06 Oct 2007 03:59:23 +0000

great topic. thanks for writing about this, Christy.
so many corporations (big and small) say they want to nurture and provide the kind of creative climate you describe above with Barcamp, but i have only experienced it once in my working career. it was a small animation and commercial company run by very forward (or maybe it was backward?)thinking ex-hippies. it seems that the moment creativity becomes a commodity – greed enters and everythings shifts toward “more and “mine”. and that’s all fine, i understand people like money – but it is one of the reasons it is difficult to find a workplace that can give you that “regenerated” feeling, instead of that “generate more” feeling. right now, the idea of a digital aboriginal commune sounds quite nice.

By: Elias Bizannes

Elias Bizannes — Thu, 04 Oct 2007 10:24:57 +0000

Funny video!

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