Social media and business: Two great tastes that go great together, or is the peanut butter scare appropriate for this rotten analogy? Wednesday morning I head to Babson for a panel with the Babson Alumni Technology Council on social media and business. The panelists will be asked whether this represents a new paradigm or a [...]
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Social media and business
Posted by Todd Van Hoosear in February 3rd 2009
under: A New Way to Work, Boston Events, Examples of Social Media Success, How Not To Market, Measuring Social Media, Microsharing, More Than Marketing, Politics, Predicting the Future, Social Networks
Tags: APIs, Babson, Babson College, BATC, boitech, business, campaigning, CIA, economy, Facebook, Flickr, Google, Groundswell, influence, marketing, mashups, measurement, OAuth, Obama, OpenID, Pfizer, Politics, ROI, search, social media, social networking, Social Networks, socialmedia, Twitter, Web 2.0, web20, Wikipedia, wikis
Tags: APIs, Babson, Babson College, BATC, boitech, business, campaigning, CIA, economy, Facebook, Flickr, Google, Groundswell, influence, marketing, mashups, measurement, OAuth, Obama, OpenID, Pfizer, Politics, ROI, search, social media, social networking, Social Networks, socialmedia, Twitter, Web 2.0, web20, Wikipedia, wikis
What’s hot in Web 3.0?
Posted by Todd Van Hoosear in October 30th 2008
I didn’t make it out to the Web 3.0 Conference & Expo earlier this month, but I was there in spirit—Web 3.0 has been on my mind lately a lot. First, Adam Green challenged how SocialSphere (and a hell of a lot of other companies) are positioning themselves for the economic downturn: We got to [...]
under: Predicting the Future
Tags: agent, agents, attention, ChrisBrogan, conference, economic, economy, Emerson, Engadget, Eventbrite, events, Evite, Facebook, Google, marketing, PR, RSS, semanticweb, socialmedia, SocialSphere, syndication, trust, trustagent, Turing, TuringTest, Upcoming, web, web20, web30
Tags: agent, agents, attention, ChrisBrogan, conference, economic, economy, Emerson, Engadget, Eventbrite, events, Evite, Facebook, Google, marketing, PR, RSS, semanticweb, socialmedia, SocialSphere, syndication, trust, trustagent, Turing, TuringTest, Upcoming, web, web20, web30
Web 2.”Oh nooo!!!”
Posted by Todd Van Hoosear in October 28th 2008
The weather is crappy here in Boston, reflecting the overall mindset (despite the excitement around the Celtics). Yesterday was also a crappy day, both for 401(k)s and for the mood of the technology community here, what with the news of Matchmine’s abrupt ending. With that in mind, I sat down with Adam Green and Chel [...]
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