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John Howkins, author of The Creative Economy (2001), says that anyone with a good idea can make money.
John M. Eger: It's the Creative Economy, Stupid John M. Eger 2010
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John Howkins, author of The Creative Economy, points out, "New ideas, not money or machinery, are the source of success today, and the greatest source of personal satisfaction, too."
Darell Hammond: My Advice to Graduates: Don't Ever Stop Playing Darell Hammond 2011
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John Howkins, author of The Creative Economy (2001), says that anyone with a good idea can make money.
John M. Eger: It's the Creative Economy, Stupid John M. Eger 2010
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John Howkins, author of The Creative Economy (2001), says that anyone with a good idea can make money.
John M. Eger: It's the Creative Economy, Stupid John M. Eger 2010
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John Howkins, author of The Creative Economy (2001), says that anyone with a good idea can make money.
John M. Eger: It's the Creative Economy, Stupid John M. Eger 2010
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The evening features a presentation from copyright scholar Jonathan Zittrain, Chair in Internet Governance and Regulation at Oxford University; a panel moderated by John Howkins of the RSA and Adelphi Charter, and a DJ set mixed from public domain, pre-1955 music.
Boing Boing 2006
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Shot in the arm: Mueffling's investment comes as some say IG has peaked although Howkins, above, is targeting the FTSE 100 New York investor, who turned his back on hedge-fund management two years ago, today emerged as a significant shareholder in the IG Group.
Evening Standard - Home Nick Goodway 2011
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This year is definitely a unique one for the Stream Team, as we have a historian, Adrian Howkins, on board.
NYT > Home Page By ALIA KHAN 2012
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Tim Howkins, chief executive, said: "That's a business where we've had quite considerable difficulties, really driven by a very unfriendly regulator who imposed restrictions which had a pretty severe impact on revenue."
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph 2011
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Tim Howkins has a driving ambition to push the company into the The reason it only gets knee high is because nobody of any substance is interested in ignorant whingers.
Evening Standard - Home Nick Goodway 2011
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