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12 Themes for 2012: what we can expect in the year ahead
/13 Comments/in Crowdsourcing, Future of business, Future of humanity, Future of work, Global economy, Reputation, Scenarios, Social media, Social trends, Technology trendsTowards the end of each year I share some thoughts on what awaits in the year ahead. It is actually a lot easier to look years into the future than just a single year, as while we can readily discern broad trends, the major events in a year are usually unforeseeable, though they may express […]
Yelp leaps into the underserviced consumer review space in Australia
/5 Comments/in Australia, Business relationships, Reputation, Social media, Social networks, Web 2.0Jeremy Stoppelman, CEO of Yelp, is in Australia for the launch of Yelp Australia. I was invited to interview him on Monday (embargoed until today) as part of a major media campaign to kick off the site. Australia is the 13th country where Yelp has launched, with up until now all the action outside North […]
Proposal for a new crowdfunding model: Betting to win
/6 Comments/in Crowdsourcing, Future of business, SME TechnologyThe other day I caught up for a coffee with Ryan Wardell, the founder of Project Powerup, a crowdfunding site focused on startups. Project Startup uses the classic crowdfunding model used by Kickstarter, Indie GoGo, Sellaband and other crowdfunding platforms for funding creative projects, in which funders are rewarded by receiving products, services, preferential treatment, […]
Six thoughts on the Klout scoring changes
/15 Comments/in Influence, Reputation, Social media, Social trends, UncategorizedToday influence ratings service Klout significantly changed its rankings. Last week Klout CEO Joe Fernandez announced there would be changes, saying “a majority of users will see their scores stay the same or go up but some users will see a drop”. It seems that was not correct, and rankings levels have been revised such […]
The latest on the future of journalism: where value creation means jobs
/3 Comments/in Future of media, Social media, Social trendsAs part of News Limited’s launch of its digital subscription plans that I wrote about earlier this week, News has just launched the site Future of Journalism, (subtitle: A Discussion Hosted by News Limited). It includes videos, infographics (very clearly taking a cue from social media here!), and articles. The site says “We have gathered […]
Revisiting the future of PR
/8 Comments/in Future of media, Influence, Professional services, Social media, Uncategorized, Web 2.0For many reasons PR (or perhaps rather what PR could be) is close to the center of my interests. As we shift to a world driven by social media and influence networks, arguably the PR industry has the best background and capabilities to help organizations deal with the new challenges and opportunities that are emerging. […]
The continuing devaluation of LinkedIn connections
/22 Comments/in Enterprise 2.0, Reputation, Social media, Social networks, Uncategorized, Web 2.0How many LinkedIn requests are you getting? Very likely significantly more than you were getting just a few months ago. LinkedIn reached 100 million users in March. As one of the first 10,000 users, I early on saw the potential of a purely professional social network. It consistently grew in size and user value over […]
Corporate blogging: value versus risks
/6 Comments/in Enterprise 2.0, Social media, Uncategorized, Web 2.0Knowledge@Australian School of Business recently published an interesting article on corporate blogging, which drew on an interview with me. Here are the quotes it took from my interview, along with a few comments. One of the greatest dangers is not getting involved in blogging at all, claims Ross Dawson – futurist, blogger and chairman of […]
