Archives for August, 2009
by Anthony J. Bradley | August 19, 2009 | 18 Comments
Twitter isn’t artful, it isn’t deep, it is sometimes even silly, but it certainly can be powerful. Many people I run into in my travels don’t seem to get it. This Techcrunch article entitled, “Why I don’t Use Twitter” has motivated me to blog on this concern of mine. Forget for a moment that someone [...]
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by Anthony J. Bradley | August 17, 2009 | 8 Comments
I speak to many organizations about their social media strategy. I am often excited to hear that they have formulated a social media strategy only to find that it is glorified Web 1.0. What do I mean by this? These glorified Web 1.0 strategies are really communications-based strategies for how to pump out the corporate [...]
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by Anthony J. Bradley | August 10, 2009 | 1 Comment
I know I’m late to the Google Wave comment party but you will have to forgive me since I’m coming off of a two month near constant client travel schedule. Like most, I was impressed with the Google Wave demo. What struck me as most important and foundational was Google’s core grasp of the power [...]
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by Anthony J. Bradley | August 4, 2009 | 5 Comments
An associated press article just hit the streets with the Marine Corps announcement that they are banning access to social networking sites. It will be interesting to hear the details behind this choice of banning over governance. This begs many questions like: What are the results of the risk v. benefit report cited? What actual [...]
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