LiveWorld Social Media Content Guidelines  [link]    Are the guidelines, now public, under creative commons so other companies can use them and help provide a fully informed educated ecosystem community? Check out how different industries - tech, education, military, government, art, public affairs - are prioritizing their guidelines. Managing staff who participate in social networks. This list also includes policies called; Staff blogging policies, enterprise social network guidelines, Employee Blogging Policies, Staff engagement in online communities, and so

As a result, we applied over 60% of our weighted criteria based on what our clients tell us they want, a solutions partner that delivers strategy, education, services, community management, analytics and support. Also in the strong performer category, Awareness , Lithium Technologies , and Mzinga enable brands to build branded communities while LiveWorld offers brands agency-like services. About Contact Web Strategy Vault Web Strategy by Jeremiah Owyang | Social Media, Web Marketing Jeremiah Owyang discusses how web tools and social media enable companies to connect with customers Forrester Wave Report: The Leaders in Community Platforms for Marketers (Part 4/4) January 09th, 2009 | Category: White Label Social Network , Analyst , Forrester Clients can access the full report The Forrester Wave™: Community Platforms, Q1 2009 on the Forrester site, however the high level findings are available below,

The following companies are included in the chart: Affinity Circles , AlstraSoft , Blogtronix , Boonex , Broadband Mechanics , Converdge , Crowd Factory , DZOIC , GoLightly , introNetworks , Kwiqq , Leverage , Lithium , LiveWorld , Neighborhood America , Omnifuse , Pringo , Prospero , SelectMinds , Small World Labs , Social Platform , Sparta Social Networks , Telligent , ThePort , VMIX Media , Web Crossing , Web Scribble Solutions , and Webligo . (Update: Scan the chart and you will see big-name media companies, educational institutions, and corporations such

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 appear to be a white label, but it’s certainly a Social Network, pretty interesting. ElggSpaces “Elgg Spaces allows you

Autodesk Education BoonEx LiveWorld LiveWorld, LiveWorld, Inc. Lockheed It is hard to believe that we are just a week away from the Online Community Unconference in Mountain View. This is the 4th year that Forum One has hosted the Unconference, and this always proves to be the "gathering of the tribe" for online community pros. We have a great group of folks coming (see

com) Ant's Eye View Carole McManus Product Manager Market Tools Ron Meiners Developer Relations, Community Multiverse Nancie Meng Rebecca Michals Community Manager BabyCenter.com Mukund Mohan CEO, Canvas Group " amukund@canvasgroup.com " amukund@canvasgroup.com > Scott Moore Online Community Manager SchwabLearning.org Maria Mortati Museum Exhibit Developer Gyroscope Exhibits Sean Murphy CEO SKMurphy, Inc. N Eric Ness Blogger richardness.org Perla Ni CEO, GreatNonprofits

And please, dont start your community project as a technology platform selection. Posted by shel on September 09, 2008 | Permalink TrackBack TrackBack URL for this entry: [link] Listed below are links to weblogs that reference SM Global Report: Beelines Francois Gossieaux : Comments You can follow this conversation by subscribing to the comment feed for this post. I have worked with Francois on a webinar discussing the results of this study

Bryan Person of LiveWorld has a nice summary post of the Summit, as well: [link] Kathy O'Sullivan , product manager of online community for the education team at Autodesk. • The seventh annual Online Community Summit was held October 9-10 in Sonoma, CA, at Ramekins culinary school. The beautiful Sonoma setting was the perfect backdrop for two days of in depth discussion about engaging and growing online communities. Participants

Conference Joho the Blog Groundswell Pearson Education KDPaines PR Measurement Blog Connie Bensen Community Strategist POPON SEI Center for Advanced Studies in Management Wharton School Publishing Topix Online Community Research Network (OCRN) Mzinga Awareness Networks Communispace KL Communications, INC. lithium LiveWorld MarketTools Networked Insights Ramius Leverage Software Our Network of Blogs Alternative Investment Operational Due Diligence Whats Wrong with Risk Management? Partnerships

They support them w/ people/technology & education. Only long term solution is education. THey need to improve safety and education — they need the educate the young folks. THey don’t have expertise, and liveworld really had the technology. humantech > technology enabled lifestyle « Community 2.0 Conference Notes: Day 1 Community 2.0