The myth of the creative class
"the internet opens up creativity past one-size-fits-all mass measurements and priestly definitions and lets us not only find what we like but find people who like what we do."

New York Art at nyc.locationscout.us
"New York Magazine | online art events and news | http://nymag.com/arts/art via Theresa Raffetto"

The myth of the creative class @ BuzzMachine
The internet doesn’t make us more creative, I don’t think. But it does enable what we create to be seen, heard, and used. It enables every creator to find a public, the public he or she merits.

Korea.net : The official website of the Republic of Korea
gateway to korea

Culture of None
"Here at Culture of None, we believe the best music is unheard music. Self-released LPs, hand distributed demo tapes, deleted CD titles, dropped artists - we strive to provide an endless resource of obscure and oddball audio entertainment."

Shakespeare's lost theatre unearthed
Culture: Archaeologists discover site where Shakespeare learned his trade as playwright and actor

The Hype Cycle | n+1
And it could be said that hype, too, is old hat. After all, the rapid boom and bust of stylistic trends and individual reputations has been going on for as long as there's been a bourgeoisie.

Lessons From the Music Industry? at nyc.locationscout.us
"Seth Godin’s Blog | Music Lessons | …via PhotoMatt"

Introducing the Conversation Prism
by Brian SolisOver at PR 2.0, I just rolled out The Conversation Prism, with a little help (well a lot actually) from Jesse Thomas of JESS3.A visual evolution of the Social Media Starfish originally introduced by Robert Scoble and later modified by...

美週刊 8 期 文化創意光譜的左邊
Nigerian students power up their OLPC laptops by inju at flickr 最近想嘗試把廣義的文化與創意議題，由產業經濟的關注，移轉到人性的關懷與國際發展，設計與文化，也是改變世界的力量。...