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2010 SXSWi Panel with Joi Ito

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What if the Internet could Save the World?

Mar 13, 2010

by thomasknoll
posted in SXSW on Lunch

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Favorite Quotes:

"Social Change = amplifying good w/ bottom up solutions - means empowering people financially and giving people voice" via @MediaFunders

"Creative Commons allows the inter-operatabilty among the layers of the Internet and the Web" via @MediaFunders

"Creative Commons is trying to increase interoperability and lower the cost of failure for cooperation." via @bru

"One internet is what makes the internet great." via @cliffcheney

"It is better to just do things in reality than to do things in a product map." via @thomasknoll

"The beauty of open source is that the cost of innovation is nearly zero.” via @MediaFunders

"Give people power by giving them voice. Internet enables giving voice, critical!!" via @skrelnick

"Giving people voice: Global Voices http://globalvoicesonline.org/ Witness http://www.witness.org/ Ushahidi http://www.ushahidi.com/" via @jfinlayson

So, can the Internet Save the World?

It sounds like we do have a chance to change the world, from the bottom up, by telling our stories and partnering on standards.

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Quick Tip by thomasknoll. March 10, 2010

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A Quick Tip by thomasknoll

Empower people financially, and give people a voice. Amplify the positive. #joiito

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Thomas Knoll (thomasknoll)
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Thomas Knoll helps businesses discover and love their customers. Practicing the craft of community cultivation and customer development, he helps companies build better relationships with their customers, … more