You wouldn’t understand, it’s a cultural thing: I want my MTV!
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Cultural change is the most challenging for individuals and organization alike. I’m currently reeling on my twins inability to spell anything close to dictionary version and their sheer abusive use of punctuation, but it is just a cultural gap, that I’m either going to get or or not. Pop culture influences change – [...]
Social Productivity: Working in a social world
I’ve recently found that Facebook is quicker than email for contacting numerous business contacts, Twitter can help with competitive intelligence and email is just a little too slow and formal, so I can relate with how companies need to embrace social technologies more.
Ross Mayfield’s Web 2.0 Expo presentation on Putting Web 2.0 to Work is [...]
What Color is Your Kool-Aid?
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After looking around and trying just to figure out the value and metrics for many social marketers last set of projects, I’ve come to 2 conclusions that everyone’s a social media expert or a life coach and I’m unable to validate if they are any good at what they do. As an aside, [...]
Identity: Identical Choices and Opposite Positions
On Thursday, the Social Media Club Atlanta met – Peter and Tessa continue to maintain the momentum with the re-launch of the group in late 2008. Thursday’s meetup was a very interesting discussion on how folks manage and view their identities online. There were several key areas of examination on the agenda which the panel [...]
