More on bandwidth: light and darkness
My friend Robert Steele emailed me in response to my last post, saying there’s more to consider, and I agree. […]
Business, Networks, Politics, Technology
Conversations
Business, Community, Democracy
Doc Searls on user-driven democracy
Speaking at the 2011 Personal Democracy Forum, Doc talks about how power relationships work in markets vs how they should
News, Politics, Science
Look like a winner
Yesterday I had the privilege to attend an informative talk about effective communication by my friend and colleague Kevin Leahy,
Journalism, Media, Politics, Social Media
Arianna Huffington – interviewed by Evan Smith
Wrote this in May and saved it as a draft. Timing’s good for publication: I’ve been thinking a lot about
Productivity, Social Media, Technology
Blogchat and mutation
It’s hard to scale conversations beyond some manageable number of participants. Christopher Allen, in an excellent article on Dunbar’s number
Technology
iPad for Breakfast
This morning (April 26, 2010), as part of the Social Media Breakfast series organized by Bryan Person and Maura Thomas,
Business, Social Media, Technology
A thought about evolving social environments
I’ve been a member of the seminal online community, the WELL, for around two decades. I’ve been active on Facebook
Business, Community, Social Media
Social
Interesting post about social media by Dave Levy at Edelman Digital. Levy says I believe that the baseline of users
Business, Community, Organization, Social Media
Community vs Crowdsourcing
My report on the SXSW session The Era of Crowdsourcing: General Principles, featuring Scott Belsky of Behance and Jeffrey Kalmikoff
Business, Social Media
Realtors are thinking about social media
I gave a social media talk to some realtors yesterday. They were attentive, energetic, and really seemed to get what