Josef Ohlsson Collentine

A transparent and nice American/Swede who likes cultural patterns and Social Media. A creative early-adopter who sports, discusses and explores. More about me & the blog

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Open Culture -Part 3/3- When Ideas Have Sex

transparency October 19th, 2010

This is the last part of my essay I wrote for a course about Open Culture. Read the first part. Read the second part. ———————–

To be able to build up a more complex and rich culture we need previous ideas to build from. Re-inventing the wheel every time one wants to create . . . → Read More: Open Culture -Part 3/3- When Ideas Have Sex

Don’t Focus on Social Media, Focus on How to Use it!

social media July 9th, 2010

I followed a debate over Bambuser about School 2.0 at Almedalen (a camp/convention for Swedish politics). Using Bambuser was a nice touch to such a debate and the online viewers were at the start included but later on forgotten but we had our own good chat in our channel. The debate was of . . . → Read More: Don’t Focus on Social Media, Focus on How to Use it!

Inspiration for Week 3

Get inspired and create! January 18th, 2010

Synergy and the importance of discussing

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Amplifying how cheap and small the cooper is by guerilla marketing.

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It’s not always as it looks. Great use of 3d.

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Changing the perspective

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Sounds that are not normally noticed

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Characters building a . . . → Read More: Inspiration for Week 3

Copyright Worked In The Past But Not Anymore

transparency January 10th, 2010

As some may have noticed this blog is NOT under a (c) copyright protection. I’m putting all my content on the blog under a Creative Commons (CC) license, cc-by-nc-sa. The CC license I use means that you are allowed to use all my material as long as you mention you got it from me . . . → Read More: Copyright Worked In The Past But Not Anymore

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