Jul 12, 2010 — The Tennessean
Futurist Ross Dawson quoted discussing four steps for companies to build their reputation
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Corporate Twittering increases consumer trust, but many don’t want companies to listen to them
/3 Comments/in Social media, Twitter, Web 2.0A few days ago I asked the question How much do people want to know their conversations are being monitored?, given how brands such as Gatorade boast about how well they listen to online conversations. As it happens, someone has an answer. Fleishman-Hillard has just released their Digital Influence Index report for 2010, with a […]
What Yahoo!’s purchase of Associated Content means for the crowdsourced (crap?) content industry
/1 Comment/in Crowdsourcing, Future of media, Social mediaYahoo! has just purchased Associated Content, with price variously reported at $90 million (by All Things D) and slightly over $100 million (by AdAge). Associated Content is the second largest player in crowdsourced content after Demand Media, which is looking at an IPO which is likely to be valued over $1 billion. AOL, which was […]
Will there be capital markets for equity in people?
/5 Comments/in Financial services, Future of business, ReputationI recently read the entertaining science fiction novel The Unincorporated Man by brothers Dani and Eytan Kollin. The premise is that several hundred years in the future everyone is incorporated at birth, with the government owning 5% and parents 20%. People trade equity in themselves for their education and development, then spend their life trying […]
Australian Open Innovation Competition: how about complete corporate transparency?
/4 Comments/in Australia, Enterprise 2.0My good friends and network experts Laurie Lock Lee and Cai Kjaer are the founders of Optimice, which has recently acquired Australian rights to the Enterprise 2.0 ideas management software Spigit. The platform is used to power, among other initiatives, the Cisco i-Prize, which gives prizes of up to $250,000 to external teams for generating […]
Use your imagination! The potential of Annotated Tweets
/0 Comments/in Social media, Twitter, Web 2.0Aside from the announcement of Promoted Tweets, Twitter’s advertising platform, the most important thing coming out of Twitter’s Chirp developer’s conference was a hazy pre-announcement of Annotated Tweets. In a nutshell, developer’s will be able to let users to attach up to (probably) 512bytes of structured metadata to a tweet (plans are to increase this […]
Outsourcing journalism – how far can you take it?
/3 Comments/in Crowdsourcing, Future of media, ReputationSeed.com, AOL’s venture in crowdsourced journalism, has just sent out a survey to its contributors, with some very interesting questions, notes Business Insider. Source: Business Insider A few interesting thoughts coming out of the issues raised in the survey: * Seed.com is considering outsourcing fact-checking and copy-editing – given finding the right talent and quality […]
There will be two types of people: content creators and non-content creators
/6 Comments/in Reputation, Social media, Social networks, Twitter, Web 2.0In the future there will be two types of people. Either you will create content to share with the world, or you will not. Many of us have already made the choice to share content with the world at large. We will be joined by many more. The advantages of having a visible presence in […]
New research: Microblogging Inside and Outside the Workplace
/1 Comment/in TwitterI just got off the phone with Kate Ehrlich of IBM Research, who I’ve known for many years and was one my co-authors for our California Management Review article Managing Collaboration: Improving Team Effectiveness through a Network Perspective. We had a great discussion about a variety of common interests, including where things are going in […]
6 Steps in Enterprise 2.0 Governance Projects
/0 Comments/in Enterprise 2.0, Social media, Web 2.0I believe that governance is at the heart of effective Enterprise 2.0 implementation. While many shy away at the term, mainly because governance is usually focused on risk and limitations, I see it differently. True governance is just as much about ensuring that opportunities are taken as it is as about containing risk. Governance, done […]
