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Tag Archives: social network
Sherry Turkle of MIT: How social media impacts to your identity (Part 2)
October 10, 2011
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Last week I shared Part 1 of my interview with Sherry Turkle on the ‘Human Cost of Social Technology.’ Here is Part 2 where we discussed the impact of social media on our own sense of identity. SM: Hi, I’m …
Posted in Books, Brands, Community, Facebook, Future, MEDIA, Mobile, Social media, Social Networking, Technology, Twitter, Values, We First
Tagged Brands, Community, Facebook, Future, Online communities, Social media, social network, Technology, Twitter, Values, We First
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Will Facebook’s new storytelling tools write a happy ending?
For some time now I’ve been asserting that technology is teaching us to be human again. When I say this, I mean that the ability to witness and experience the lives of others anywhere around the world, often in real-time, …
Posted in Advertising, Brands, Causes, Community, Facebook, Future, Social Entrepreneurship, Social media, Social Networking, Technology, Thought leadership
Tagged Brands, Community, Facebook, Future, Marketing, Online communities, Social change, Social media, social network, Technology, Values
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Sherry Turkle of MIT: The human cost of social technology
In light of all the recent developments around social technology, from the launch of Google + to Facebook’s f8 conference launch of Timeline and Ticker last week, I felt it especially pertinent to share this interview with Sherry Turkle of MIT. …
Posted in Books, Brands, Causes, Community, Future, Leadership, Optimism, Social media, Social Networking, Values
Tagged Causes, Community, Creativity, Future, Marketing, Social change, Social media, social network, Technology, Values, We First
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Should Unthink rethink?
This week marks the launch of Unthink, a new social network that positions itself as a counterpoint to Facebook and Google+ attacking what they describe as dishonest invasions of privacy. While there’s clearly room for another social network in the …
Posted in Advertising, Brands, Community, Creativity, Facebook, Future, Social Entrepreneurship, Social media, Social Networking, Thought leadership, Values, We First
Tagged Advertising, Brands, Community, Facebook, Future, Marketing, Online communities, Social media, social network, Technology, Values, We First
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Beyond Google+: From circles to social cartography
One of the most fascinating aspects about the launch of Google+ is the way it reframes how we, as individuals, interact with our communities. As Brian Solis so rightly points out, the initial Facebook model of creating a single social …
Posted in Brands, Community, Consumers, Corporate Websites, Creativity, Future, Social media, Social Networking, Technology, We First
Tagged Brands, Community, Consumers, Creativity, Future, Social media, social network, Technology, We First
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Brands, be thankful for angry customers
For a long time advertising has operated on a conceit that brands and consumers were in dialogue when, in truth, brands were dictating consumer behavior, pushing messaging on the public and often exploiting their trust or gullibility. Phrases such as …
Posted in Brands, Consumers, Social media
Tagged Brands, Consumer behaviour, Customer, social network
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Anti-Social Media: What digital intimacy means for consumers and brands
The chart above does a handy job of breaking down the various choices available to us for communication. On the one hand, its easy to interpret this variety of choice as freedom, and equally easy to imagine that such freedom …
Posted in Brands, Consumers, Social media
Tagged Brands, Consumers, digital trends, Social media, social network
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Biz Stone on Twitter in Cannes in Real Time (well, pretty close)