How Social Media support innovation

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1. Leadership

1.1. Network Capitalists

1.1.1. Richard Sambrook

1.2. Leader as Follower

1.3. Followership

1.4. Emergent Strategy

1.4.1. Appreciative Enquiry

1.4.1.1. Erik Huggers

1.4.1.2. Peter Horrocks

1.4.2. Problem-Finders

1.5. Problem-Finders

2. Networks

2.1. Types

2.1.1. Internal

2.1.1.1. ex-employees

2.1.1.2. staff

2.1.2. External

2.1.2.1. Industry bodies

2.1.2.2. competitors

2.1.2.3. suppliers

2.1.2.4. regulators

2.1.2.5. audiences

2.2. Social Network Analysis

2.2.1. Sociograms

2.3. Weak Ties

3. Network Capital

3.1. Network Citizens

3.2. Social Capital

3.3. Intellectual Property

3.3.1. Shared vs Owned

3.3.2. Theirs vs Yours

3.4. Bridging Ties

4. Concepts

4.1. We Think

4.2. Long Tail

4.3. Wisdom of Crowds

4.4. Everything 2.0

4.5. Crowd sourcing

4.6. Group Genius

5. Creativity/Innovation

5.1. Top Down

5.2. Bottom Up

5.3. Audience Involvement

5.4. Weak Signals

5.5. Weak Cooperation

5.6. Improvisation

5.6.1. Asynchronous Improvisation

5.7. Emergence

5.8. Collaboration

5.9. Problem-Solvers

5.10. Diversity

5.10.1. Mass Participation

6. Organisational Models

6.1. Anywhere/Somewhere

6.2. Edge Competencies

6.3. Disorganisation

6.4. CoWorking

7. People

7.1. Digital Cooperative

7.2. Creative Class

7.3. Digital Sublimes

8. Criticism

8.1. Andrew Keen

8.1.1. Cult of the Amateur

8.2. Jaron Lanier

8.2.1. Digital Collectivism

8.2.2. Digital Maoism

8.3. Nicholas Carr

8.3.1. Shallows - changing the way we think

9. Software

9.1. facebook etc

9.2. twitter

9.3. Blogging

9.4. Video sharing

9.5. link sharing

9.6. IM

9.7. email

9.8. yammer

10. Technological Determinism

10.1. Actor-Network Theory

10.2. Mcluhan

10.2.1. Tetrad for Social Media

10.2.2. 'Digital Mcluhan'

11. Psychology

11.1. Evolutionary

11.2. Thinking

11.2.1. linear

11.2.2. Associative

11.3. Reading

11.3.1. Deep

11.3.2. Skimming

11.3.3. Visual

12. Case Studies

12.1. BBC

12.1.1. World Have Your Say

12.1.2. iPM

12.1.3. College of Journalism

12.1.4. Creativity moo

12.1.4.1. Interviews

12.1.4.1.1. Alan Yentob

12.1.4.1.2. Frank Ash

12.1.4.1.3. Danny Cohen

12.1.4.1.4. Competition Winnner(s)

12.1.4.1.5. Regular User(s)

12.1.4.2. Background

12.1.4.3. User research

12.1.4.4. Site

12.1.4.5. Results

12.1.4.6. Moving Forward

12.1.5. bbc.co.uk/commissioning

12.2. C4

12.3. Razorfish

12.4. Small Indy

12.5. Big Indy

12.6. Boards magazine (?)

13. Cultural Theory

13.1. High Modernism

13.2. Post-Modernism

13.3. Post-Industrial Capitalism