Charles Leadbeater: The era of open innovation

The video discusses the concept of creative collaboration, highlighting how users and consumers drive innovation, exemplified by the invention of the mountain bike. It critiques traditional views of creativity, emphasizing the role of pro-amateurs and the importance of open-source models. The video explores the tension between open and closed organizational models and the potential for user-driven innovation to transform industries.

What is the concept of 'creative collaboration' as discussed in the text?

Who is credited with the invention of the mountain bike according to the speaker?

What role did users play in the development of the mountain bike?

How does the speaker describe the traditional view of creativity?

What are 'pro-ams' and how do they contribute to innovation?

What implications does the rise of user-generated content have for traditional organizations?

In what ways does the speaker suggest that users can become producers?

How does the speaker illustrate the difference between traditional and open organizational models?

What challenges do open-source models face according to the speaker?

What example does the speaker provide to demonstrate the power of community-driven platforms?