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Economist Interview on Global Governance
Don Tapscott discusses the nature of global networks and why they are better equipped to deal with problems like climate change and nation states.
Discovery Learning Is the New Higher Learning
The university is in danger of losing its monopoly, and for good reason. The most visible threat are the new online courses, many of them free, with some of the best professors in their respective fields. Students are beginning to wonder whether to pay today’s hefty tuition fees, especially if third-party testers will provide certificates, diplomas, even degrees.
Governing the Web (And Everything Else)
Representatives of more than 190 governments begin a profoundly important 12-day closed-door meeting in Dubai on Monday to hammer out how the Internet should be run and who should pay for its operation.
CTV National News Interview: Internet Age Problem-Solving
CTV News, Canada's national news broadcast interviews Don Tapscott on his latest app, New Solutions for a Connected Planet.
CTV National News Interview: Internet Age Problem-Solving
CTV News, Canada’s national news broadcast interviews Don Tapscott on his latest app.
Making It Through The Storm
“Firms are increasingly reliant on networks, but often fail to understand the risks that networks bring,” says Don Tapscott, a management guru. Global supply chains, just-in-time and shifting to the “cloud” tend to bind once unrelated activities ever closer together, making them more prone to failing at the same time.
Clay Shirky Interviews Me on The Atlantic
Clay Shirky, a widely published authority on the Internet’s effects on society, and Don Tapscott, an author and adjunct professor at the Rotman School of Management at the University of Toronto took the time to pose tough, timely questions to each other on how social media, intellectual property laws, and generational divides are affecting politics, business, and culture.
On the WEF Blog: Global Solution Networks for the 21st Century
This year The World Economic Forum, in partnership with the Martin Prosperity Institute at the University of Toronto, launched a multi-million dollar global investigation of emerging non-state networks of civil society, the private sector, government and individual stakeholders.
The End of Non-Fiction Books?
What appetite exists for a world where there are no more non-fiction books, but non-fiction apps? CBC Radio’s Laura Di Battista discussed the idea with business thinker Don Tapscott, who’s just launched his latest venture, the Don Tapscott app.
Philanthropy in the Age of Networked Intelligence
As we enter the networked age philanthropy is going through a profound change. This has big implications for fundraisers and donors alike.