collaboration
Megan Lucero: Why do we need new models for news Paid Members Public
Can we find a new model of collaborative journalism, working alongside existing local journalists, and the communities they serve?
Jeremiah Owyang: Merging the company and the crowd Paid Members Public
Live blog of Jeremiah Owyang, Chief Catalyst & Founder, Crowd Companies at LeWeb 2013
LeWeb: Jeremiah Owyang's new corporate business model - sharing Paid Members Public
[https://i0.wp.com/www.onemanandhisblog.com/content/images/2013/06/jeremiah-owyang.jpg] *Liveblog of Jeremiah Owyang at Le Web London 2013. Prone to inaccuracy and howling errors. Warning: here be typos. * What role do corporations have if people don’t want them or need them? A new economic model
Imagine... Paid Members Public
Nice thought from Valeria Maltoni [http://www.conversationagent.com/2009/09/how-to-do-stuff-well.html]: > Social is not new, businesses have known about social for a long time. It’s the greater access that we now have (potentially) to learn more about how to do stuff well through collaboration that we
#csnf - Managing the Modern Employee Paid Members Public
Robert Johnson, strategic consultant at the Central Office of Information, knew nothing about social networking when he took on the talk. 60s: people told what to do without explanation70s & 80s: more communication and buy-in90s: Corporation as friend, expectation of employees as innovators. Blame-free, supportive culture.We have baby boomers,
Niall Cook on Corporate Social Networking Paid Members Public
WhatConnecting– people want to connect with other people, as well as content and information. They do that using social software outside the organisation. Bring that inside the network.Communicate– we all have a human need to communicate. Lots of lessons in how pople use the social web, and bring it
Why E-Mail is Failing Us Paid Members Public
E-mail. No-one thinks of it as a social app. It’s hardly what we think of as Web 2.0, yet it’s the most social piece of software most of us use each day. Oh, and it’s broken. [https://i2.wp.com/www.computerweekly.com/blogs/enterprise-social-software/pics/
