Thanks to generations guy Andrew Krzmarzick for pointing to a nice article in Tech News World about using social networks (like Facebook) in a business context. It's a nice article to have on hand to those of you out the ...
The Web is certainly known for things that get very popular and then disappear into obscurity. I've certainly heard people argue that much of Web 2.0 is just a "fad." I highly doubt it, of course. But I underst ...
If you are an association and you haven’t already heard about Jeff De Cagna’s new (and cool) survey, please go check it out. He is doing a survey of the association community about the state of social media adoption. He ...
Check out this well-written essay by Helen Mosher about Generation X and the value we bring as "translators" between Boomers and Millennials. It not only talks about some interesting dynamics that I have also n ...
Wow, everyone got mad at Twitter all of a sudden! For those of you who don’t know, Twitter is an online communication tool that has been described as "microblogging." Basically you can "post" messages ...
Wow, everyone got mad at Twitter all of a sudden! For those of you who don’t know, Twitter is an online communication tool that has been described as "microblogging." Basically you can "post" messages ...
Thanks to Sue Pelletier for pointing to the coverage of an audience "hijack" of an on-stage interview at the famous SXSW tech conference in Austin, Texas. The audience didn't like the way the interview was goin ...
I liked Ben Martin's writing about fear, and Jeff's post about it being time to move on. They made simple and, I think, powerful arguments that the objections that are frequently raised about the risks of social media ar ...
In case you stopped following the comment thread on my "Myth of Control" post, there was an interesting addition lately. Randy, an association CEO, posted a lengthy and interesting comment. I point to it for a ...
Thanks to Virgil for bringing the bigger question of "is Web 2.0 more than just tools" to the broader community. I’ve struggled with how to respond. I think it is obvious that there is a concrete set of Web 2.0 ...
