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Forresterās new Social Technographics Profile report [http://www.forrester.com/Research/Document/Excerpt/0,7211,55132,00.html] hit the interwebs a few weeks back. (Iām catching up on my Safari tabs, can you tell?) A couple of key points in the accompanying blog post [http://blogs.forrester.
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From this post onwards, Iāve replaced the commenting system on this blog with the [Disqus Comments](http://disqus.com/comments/) system. Disqus is one of the breed of external comment providers that have become popular in the last year or so, that include Automatticās [Intense Debate](http://intensedebate.
Blogging
This video has been making the rounds of the company this morning: The pleasing thing is that it wasnāt me that started it, as it would have been 6 months ago. The times, they are aāchangingā¦
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Good stuff Iāve read recently, havenāt linked to yet, but donāt have much to add to right now: * The Nichepaper Manifesto [http://blogs.harvardbusiness.org/haque/2009/07/the_nichepaper_manifesto.html] ā an articulate and well argued guide to how niche publishing might looks going forwards. * Media
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I was going to use this in the communities training I was doing today, but never got the chance. I canāt resist sharing it: See more [funny videos](http://www.collegehumor.com/videos) and [funny pictures](http://www.collegehumor.com/pictures) at [CollegeHumor](http://www.collegehumor.com/).
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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,Ā expectationĀ of employees as innovators. Blame-free,Ā supportiveĀ culture.We have baby boomers,
community
This is all interesting stuff: > you canāt build a community it is either there or itās not. You know you have a community if it takes care of itself YOU are the asset of a community and not the other way around the best community leaders come
Blogging
Iāve had one of those roller-coaster ride first day back at work sort of days. We are most certainly in a time of rapid changeā¦ However, I canāt let the day pass without saying a big thank you to my guest bloggers while I was away: 1. James
Blogging
And with this I move to technology, the thing that Adam actually asked me to talk about. The use of technology is also such an exciting part of working on the web. There really is a movable feast of widgets, infographics and applications out there to explore to make information
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Because for all its āimpact and authorityā, *Press Gazette *was never really like that for me. For one reason or another, Iāve found myself working in the trade magazine niche of specialish magazines, and the whole specialist magazine sector was never well covered by Press Gazette [http://www.onemanandhisblog.
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[http://www.onemanandhisblog.com/assets_c/2009/03/twitternetwork-1268.html] I first saw this over [on Krisās blog](http://kristinelowe.blogs.com/kristine_lowe/2009/03/my-secret-twitter-network.html), but myĀ colleagueĀ [Martin](http://www.itsdevelopmental.com/) was kind enough to actually put [my details into the mailana service](http:
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Iāve stumbled across three really, really good posts on understanding the growth curves and problem points in online communities. I think these are required reading for anyone trying to build a community around their publishing brand: Community by the Numbers: 1. Group Thresholds [http://www.lifewithalacrity.com/2008/09/
