Culture. Home About Subscribe jump to navigation A community of community managers on Twitter? April 8, 2008 Posted by Mario Sundar in Community Marketing . Tags: twitter trackback So, I was about to beat my insomnia by falling asleep when I (for some reason) decide to go over my Google Reader and look what I find, a blog post I had to blog about. Marketing Nirvana Marketing. Technology.

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  The reaction that I often get when I introduce Twitter to my students is that it is something silly. Anyone who is being introduced to Twitter is likely to have such a reaction. But what I have also noticed is the creativity of some of my students in how they use Twitter. I get to hear remarks such as “you can’t do much in 140 characters” and “I’d rather be doing something instead of simply telling others what I’m up to.”

As of December 2007 Jack will likely start writing about product management too. Collaboration thread in CACM for April 2008 There is an interesting pair of articles that focus on collaboration in the April 2008 Communications of the ACM. The problems are often characterized by technical complexity and scientific uncertainty Differing perspectives on the problems often lead to adversarial relationships among

In case you missed them, find below our top five posts in April. It was the most popular topic on Twitter, the most viewed video on YouTube and one of the most discussed topic online and offline across the world. The best market researchers to follow on Twitter Twitter At FreshNetworks we aim to bring you the best posts in social media, online communities and customer engagement online. 1.

  Social Network Games and Twitter: MediaHunter very cleverly points out how fake the “Gosh, I’m almost as big as CNN” video from Ashton Kutcher was. To me, this week’s Twitter activities appear to have been a very well orchestrated publicity stunt with several beneficiaries. Twitter’s  much-publicized appearance  on Oprah Winfrey’s talk show last week The blog post outlines the time line and the “spontaneous” (read:NOT) nature of engagement from all concerned, including the company that donated just so happened to be able to donate over 1000 billboards for the stunt. 

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About | Contributors | Contact us | Subscribe: via RSS , via Twitter UPCOMING WEBINAR: No Time, No Budget, Fewer People? Big Ideas for getting all that work done. Socialcast Brings Twitter Style Functionality into the Enterprise by Bill Ives August 17, 2008 at 10:40 am · Filed under Reviews As we all know, there have been a number of useful tools that have made the transition from the consumer web to the enterprise. 5 While a consumer web tool like Facebook can have some use within

So what’s a Twitter-book you may be asking? It’s a book written using Twitter as platform and distribution channel. This Twitter-book is structured as a “real” business book and includes: a foreword, introduction and chapters. Chapters and interviews will be tweeted Monday - Friday through the end of April. Toby Bloomberg is not the type to let the dust gather. She is always looking at things, asking “what can we do with that” and, rather than just asking, she starts trying and doing.

Executive Forum Blog Enterprise Twitter – or how to tap social networks for expertise without using email In organizational network analysis circles, an MIT study on how people find information is often cited. Twitter in particular is already used within communities to ask questions and get ready responses, and many Twitterers will attest they have got great answers to pressing questions. Home About Us About Us Executives Partners Contact Us Blogs FEN Blog Future of Media Summit Blog Enterprise 2.0 Blog