Tweet The most interesting presentation at last week’s ACCTCanada Directors Forum was, in my opinion, on open innovation by Angus Livingstone , UILO at UBC. He explained that the main shift over the next five years will be from closed to open innovation , in parallel with shifts from outputs to impacts and from transactions to relationships. MORE >>

The other day, I have participated in an event about Social Media; opportunities and risks from the perspective of corporations. During the presentation and especially in the following discussions we touched the topic of “trust”. think this topic is generic for the wider use of electronic media and in my eyes worthwhile to share here. MORE >>

Chris Albrecht's GigaOm article with a video interview with Clifford Nass on the topic: Video: Multi-Tasking is Bad for Your Brain. Here's How to Fix It. It covers multitasking and a few other topics that he throws in for good effect. The video itself is a lot of fun and there are a lot of useful tidbits that come out of it. MORE >>

Have you ever wondered whether the “freemium&# business model, nearly ubiquitous among the web apps that we review and use here at WebWorkerDaily, is workable? New data published by email marketing service provider MailChimp in a blog post suggests that it can be. Profit has increased primarily because cost of acquisition has dropped. MORE >>

( image ) Today I landed from a trip to the world of the non-tech obsessed (PA and OH) to find my newsfeed was full of speculation that Google MUST buy Twitter , or be damned to obscurity in a race its already losing to Facebook. Not so fast. Here's my simple reasoning for why Google won't buy Twitter: Twitter won't sell. But I doubt it. MORE >>