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356 Articles match "2008","Messages"
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Wednesday, March 10, 2010
The overall percentage at the outset will be large which will send the message that most people are paying (social proof).
2008). The second Tuesday of every second month the Strathmore Unicorns Junior Basketball Club's committee meets. I'm the club Secretary and last Tuesday we were discussing the perennial topic of how to encourage our players (and their parents) to pay their registration fees on time.
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Friday, March 5, 2010
This difference continued in 2008 with 16% of the
Fortune blogging, podcasting, online video, social networking, message boards and
wikis). 2008). the use of message boards, online video, wikis and podcasting has leveled off
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Marketing Marketing Research at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth conducted a
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Monday, March 1, 2010
My article for the February 2010 edition of Messaging News is out: Security and Collaboration Systems: Let's Not Forget the Simpler Actions :
" There is no end to the investment you can make in securing your organization’s collaboration systems. In previous articles in this magazine, we have discussed collaboration system security from various perspectives: the risks in using hosted collaboration systems (2007), how to share documents in a secure way (2008), and most recently, a more general look at security considerations for collaboration systems (2009). But what happens if we make perfect investments in securing our collaboration systems, only to have end-users lose the devices they use to access those systems?
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Friday, July 11, 2008
/Message « Om Malik on Social Networks And Scale | Main | Web Culture: Individuality, Belonging, and Scalar Freedom » June 14, 2008 Overload, Schmoverload: The Myth Of Personal Productivity by Stowe Boyd The newest attack on connectedness and whole brain attention is here, spouting conventional wisdom as gospel: [from Lost in E-Mail, Tech Firms Face Self-Made Beast by Matt Richtel] The onslaught of cellphone calls and e-mail and instant messages is fracturing attention spans and hurting productivity. A typical
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Tuesday, December 23, 2008
e-discovery), compliance and other burdens placed on enterprise IM.
(Added after posting): One thing I forgot to mention - there will be a race of sorts between IM vendors/products and these social messaging tools. Instant Messaging Social Softwar There are several emerging (e.g., ESME, Laconica (open source), OraTweet (Oracle), SocialCast, Present.ly, and Yammer, etc.)
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Sunday, January 4, 2009
/Message « Jay Rosen on Press Migration | Main | Louis Gray on Why Friendfeed Will Fail » January 03, 2009 Nature Or Nurture In Social Networking by Stowe Boyd We suffer from a collective delusion, in Western society, and it comes to the fore this time of year, like clockwork, as we make New Years resolutions. via @panklam, @davidgurteen] blog comments powered by Disqus About /Message Stowe Boyd, Front Man for The /Messengers Working With The /Messengers
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Wednesday, September 17, 2008
Wiggio Media Player | Create New Group | Join a Group | My Profile | My Notifications | Tell a Friend | Logout
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Monday, December 29, 2008
These points also reflect comments I hear often from enterprise IT groups (architects, infrastructure planners, etc) concerning introduction of new messaging/communication tools. do expect that vendors putting together unified communications and collaboration platforms will be forced to address the type of social messaging represented by tools such as ESME. Twitter-like tools will not have a free-ride Dennis raised a credible perspective in a comment to my entry on " Enterprise Twitter ". I
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Sunday, June 22, 2008
In 2008, I published a vendor product catalog that has details of over 50 of the vendors, beyond these listed descriptions. Update: Feb 2008, now acquired by ONEsite) SiteLife from Pluck Pluck already has some other products this could be interesting. Affinity Circles This seems to have quite a few educational clients, interesting. Kick Apps White label hosted version. Web Crossing Social networking and collaboration suite. Crowd Factory “Platform that allows you to create a social network site similar to MySpace” CollectiveX Doesn’t
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Thursday, February 21, 2008
study of more than 2 million messages on Usenet found that 27% of the postings were from people who posted only a single message. Conversely, the most active 3% of posters contributed 25% of the messages. use it.com Alertbox Oct. 2006 Participation Inequality in Social Design Jakob Nielsen sAlertbox, October 9, 2006: Participation Inequality: Encouraging More Users to Contribute Summary: In most online communities, 90% of users are lurkers who never contribute, 9% of users contribute a little, and 1% of users account for almost all the action.
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Wednesday, September 24, 2008
Tech Gadgets Mobile Enterprise CrunchBase More Beta Invites Crunchies Elevator Pitches Gillmor Gang Podcasts TechCrunch50 TechCrunch UK TechCrunch France TechCrunch Japan About Advertise Archives Company Index Contact Jobs Twitter CrunchBar
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Sunday, May 18, 2008
/Message « Enterprise 2.0 Launchpad: First Round Results | Main | Marketonomy: WHIM Interview with Stowe Boyd » May 14, 2008 Everything Is Different by Stowe Boyd [Originally published on the Visible Path Centrality blog, 10 January 2005] In Albert-László Barabási’s Linked, the author explains that the origin of the “six degrees of separation” notion that underlies all social networking theory was the brain child of a Hungarian writer, Frigyes Karinthy. In 1929, Karinthy published his forty-sixth book, a collection of short stories entitled “Everything Is Different” (Minden masképpen van), which is now out of print and apparently lost to us.
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Monday, July 28, 2008
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