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links for 2006-12-06
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Social Media Club will be a form of a Knowledge Market – as with all great ideas, there is a lot of work in this area that already exists which will be helpful in explaining the nature of our community of practice….
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Interesting discussion on innovation – more to talk about here for sure…
links for 2006-12-04
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I wish more people were really embracing this sort of approach fully instead of paying lip service to the ideas. We all need to realize that power and money has created an undue amount of influence in the systems and organizations that are supposed to go
links for 2006-12-01
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If I only had a job that let me visit all these great places! At least I can get to Lake Tahoe reasonably often, or at least I hope I can…
links for 2006-11-30
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I don’t fully agree with his brusk approach, but Sen-elect Webb is a man of integrity I can respect. The problem with the Bush office is their constant denial of obvious truths and desire to control the conversation.
links for 2006-11-27
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Violence does not trump truth – use social media to ensure transparency and fairness – organize and collaborate like paramedia, not paramilities… We all just need to slow down and realize we are all in this together so we must communicate with one anot
links for 2006-11-04
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Great resource I found out about during the SNCR advisory board meeting
links for 2006-10-29
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This is a great use of marketplaces, the knowledge economy and crowdsourcing. Everyone wins.
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Great telling of the tale of Friendster.
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Made a comment on the post, have a lot more to say on this…
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So Steve Rubel talks a lot about Technorati, which is ok because a lot of people do. Trouble is, nowhere on the page does it mention the relationship Edelamn has with Technorati. Event the ‘best’ blow it and in this situation there are many omissions su
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Great blog post from a new colleague who I am working with on a new project with Fleishman Hillard.
links for 2006-10-19
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This is an amazing story and the headline says it all. The cat started a fire by tipping over a candle and the dog went to get the woman her artificial leg and a phone to call 911. Outside, the dog heard the cat upstairs and went back to get her but nev
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Great not for profit blog – great stores and insights – and run by a great photographer…
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Great discussion on the proliferation of social bookmarking tools and the overuse of the minicon (small icons) used for bookmarking.
links for 2006-10-16
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Discussion on using the rel=”source” tag, which I thnk might be a solution to one of our issues with the Social Media Release.
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Thomas obviously has a great eye and a great mind – he also has some great patience and a passionate soul willing to help others learn – the mark of a great teacher…
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Chris Heuer is the founder of Mentor Bureau, a global collaborative of Startup Mentors focused on #SmoothScaling over #Hypergrowth. He has invested his life in working to create a better society through personal and community efforts that brings people together such as Rysing Tyde and Social Media Club. To learn more about Chris, visit his profile on LinkedIn.