Riny Heijdendael has given a short introduction on how to use mash-ups of different techniques to connect existing Wikis to Mapping tools like Google Earth. Connecting the geographical oriented and visual approach of Google Earth with the existing wiki was a logical step. For this an online database has been created, that collects locations and themes, and could be presented it in such a way that you can browse countries Milieukontakt International supports a global network of environmental NGO's. Since 1.5

You can do this on a wiki (with comments) or Google Docs (with comments), but the more robust tools I came across were Traction , Basecamp , and Activities on Lotus Connections . I’m finding tools like IBM’s Activites and Google Wave as the new email/IM/attachments space…where conversations take place using a multitude of tools, are threaded in an open place, and don’t have to take place in an existing group space, but instead can be created on-the-fly when the activity arises. A little while ago I talked about not so much groupware, but a middle space, moreso activityware, where you create an object and invite people to add to it.

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Since I write for multiple blogs and provide blog consulting services to businesses, my work flow in very content heavy. decided the three main sections are one: content monitoring, two: content collecting, assembling, and creation, and three: content publishing and archiving. Step two then reaches into both steps one and step three for new content. This is the second part of a five part series on how enterprise 2.0 tools can work for an enterprise of one, myself in this case.

came across a page on lifeblob.com via search results which required me to log in to view the content. It’s a little annoying that it asks me to sign in to see content that is displayed in search results, but ignore that for a second. Which is exactly why their own sign-on link is below Google and Facebook in the hierarchy I mentioned earlier. Signup forms are always a pain in the arse. For For a long time, the volume of email addresses captured (as if they could get away) has been a pointless little metric.

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The real value of Facebook is when you have a group of friends with who you share ideas, experiences and content. That’s why I’ve always preferred to compare Twitter with Google. On Google I search for information and get a set of results based on which sites score most highly in their algorithm. Image by manfrys via Flickr People are often comparing Twitter with Facebook.

It is the insight into the attitudes to branded content, pages and applications that is, however, most interesting from a social media marketing perspective. Tags: Matt Rhodes Online communities Social Media Social networks Brand Branded content co-creation customer communities facebook flickr freshminds FreshNetworks FreshNetworks Blog Google innovation Internet marketing market research myspace online communities online market research qualitative market research social media social media marketing Social network Social network service Twitter web2.0 Research released by the Internet Advertising Bureau (IAB) in the UK suggests that people are growing increasingly tired of requests to join brand pages or install brand applications in Facebook and other social networks .

Since I write for multiple blogs and provide blog consulting services to businesses, my work flow in very content heavy. decided the three main sections are one: content monitoring, two: content collecting, assembling, and creation, and three: content publishing and archiving. Step two then reaches into both step one and step three for new content. This is the final part of a five part series on how enterprise 2.0 tools can work for an enterprise of one, myself in this case.