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The Social Publishing Tipping Point Paid Members Public
Idle thought, born of a conversation with a colleague [http://twitter.com/#!/KatieICISHeren]: Have we reached the point where having a social publishing strategy is no longer an advantage, but not having one is a massive competitive disadvantage?If we haven’t, it must be imminent.
How little things change... Paid Members Public
Quoting myself, from nearly eight years ago [http://www.onemanandhisblog.com/archives/2003/11/reviews_opinion.html]: > Everyone is entitled to an opinion, true enough. What most people fail to realise is that they are not entitled to have that opinion taken seriously. The ability to bash out a
RIP Trey Pennington Paid Members Public
[http://www.onemanandhisblog.com/archives/assets_c/2011/09/4397569681_24dae98374_z-2053.html] There’s been a general sense of shock in the community that gathers around Like Minds, with the news that [Trey Pennington](http://treypennington.com/) took his own life yesterday.I only met him once, briefly, at
Riot Wombles in Woolwich Paid Members Public
It wasn’t just in Clapham that people pulled together in the aftermath of the riots: [via 853 [http://853blog.wordpress.com/2011/08/11/pride-in-woolwich-the-young-people-cleaning-up/] ]
People ready to help in Clapham Paid Members Public
#next11 - Lessons from Community-Centric Businesses Paid Members Public
It’s nearly the end of the conference, and I’m flagging. I’ve tried to distill the essence of the advice from three community-driven businesses and keep this punchy. Here goes: Jovoto [http://www.jovoto.com/] – Bastian Unterberg I found the first talk the most difficult to get value
Anatomy of a Comment Threat Paid Members Public
Love LOVE Love this: Made by students doing a [Design Jam](https://drumbeat.org/en-US/journalism/) in Dundee yesterday.