That photo in Here Comes Everybody May 8, 2008
Posted by Andy Roberts in : Flickr, London , trackbackThanks to Frankie for first noticing it and Shirlyearly for tracking the page down for me in Clay Shirky’s Here Comes Everybody: The Power of Organizing Without Organizations
Here Comes Everybody
Please do not inform children of the explosions
This is the picture referred to in the book, and it came in for a lot of attention on the day itself, July 7th 2005.
The book relates directly to the topic we’ve been discussing in the “End of Organisations” debate, and there’s also a blog by Clay Shirky which recently published an insightful article about the cognitive surplus caused by forty years of watching crap TV, which I can relate to. It’s called Gin, Television and Social Surplus although the permalink reveals a subtitle “looking for the mouse”.
is an online professional who initiated DARnet 
I had the book to hand because my colleague Mike Evans (who blogs at mobilementalism - http://mobilementalism.com/ ) had lent it to me. I knew Andy wanted to know about the book from a twitter post.
Mike lent me it as I had lent him another book (Mashup Corporatons by Mullholland et al). I had that book because Alasdair Honeyman had recommended it. I met Alasdair in Portugal last year, the same time as I met Andy.
To me these links show the overlap of the real and online worlds.
“please do not inform the children” wow!