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Jeremiah Owyang (@jowyang) of the Altimeter Group just published a research report last week. You should read it. I’d like to share with you why I say so, and what you can learn from this. When you are finished reading this blog post, read the report, then come back and share your thoughts below. Image by thekenyeung [...]
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We live in an increasingly open world where digital sharing is the norm. When we send an email link to our friends, post a link on a Facebook wall, or retweet someone, we become syndicators of other people’s content. The technical and legal issues around this behavior are complex. Moreover, there are many philosophical arguments about [...]
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I could not keep myself away from the E2.0 Conference. I live nearby and I find that there is much to learn from this industry. I also love the people who operate in this space. Not only does this space attract good people, they are smart and nice people. But what does this mean to [...]
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In Jacob Morgan’s excellent article in CMSwire today, he posed the question if CIOs will be coming to Social or if Social will be coming to CIOs. When we spoke about the question, I shared my thoughts and he quoted me well. I figured I’d take a moment and elaborate here. When I hear the generic form [...]
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