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BINC article in The Conversation
Steen Rasmussen and Lene Andersen, from our Living and Intelligent Technology group, have published an article in The Conversation, which has recently gained much interest; read it here and discover why. <h1>Tomorrow's technology will lead to sweeping...
read moreCIBS and Humanomics in ISSP
Center for Communication and Bubblestudies (CIBS) and the Humanomics Research Center is now officially part of The Initiative for Science, Society and Policy. CIBS is allocated at the University of Copenhagen while Humanomics sits at Aalborg Univerity. This...
read moreWhat is Nudging?
Do you ever wonder whether you really know what all that nudging is about? Or are you completely certain you know everything there is to know about it? If you answered yes to one of these questions, you should go take a look at Pelle Guldborg Hansen’s new blogpost on...
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Niels Zibrandtsen: The new technologies and entrepreneurship
Currently the information and communication technologies give us ample opportunities for innovations that can improve our lives. Private initiative is currently the greatest driver for these innovations and the most important regulator of these activities is a sold inner ethical compass. In particular it is important to break monopolies. A critical condition for being a successful entrepreneur is that the whole family supports the efforts.
Niels Zibrandtsen: De nye teknologier og iværksætteri
I dag giver informations- og kommunikationsteknologierne os mange muligheder for at lave innovationer, der kan forbedre vores liv. Private initiativ er i dag den største driver for disse innovationer, og den vigtigste regulator for aktivisterne er et solid indre etisk kompas. Specielt er det vigtigt at bryde monopoler. En vigtig betingelse for at opnå succes som iværksætter er at have hele familien med sig.
