Matthew Wisnioski on the History of the Idea and Culture of “Innovation” in the United States
Peoples & Things
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Innovation's Visual Journey
This chapter discusses how visual representations can illustrate the intricate relationships in networks of information and innovation, while addressing the crucial role of government in fostering innovation beyond free-market ideologies. It highlights historical initiatives in the 1960s that aimed to integrate corporate strategies into government actions, particularly in underfunded sectors. Furthermore, it explores how the concept of the 'innovator' has evolved, driven by cultural narratives and journalistic influence, emphasizing the blend of profit-making with community support in contemporary innovation.
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