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About Information Cascades and the State of Social Media


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The things social media professionals and experts should gradually start asking themselves are:
What’s there to be done now, in the current situation? and
How could I educate and develop myself for the future? when there’s less and less people asking you those same two questions “Why should I go to social media?” or “What’s the use for it?”.

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Buzzing from the middle of Snowhere

I’ve been microblogging with Google Buzz for two days and I feel this time Google brings to us something that is more than Orkut. What’s so good about it? Buzz is out there in public for the first days and a lot will change during the coming months. I don’t need to fill a SUBJECT description. Most blogs still have a headline. Microblogs don’t ask for a subject. You just start writing.

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So What Am I Called Then?


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This is a question I’ve been pondering a lot lately when I’ve cleared to many people what I do for a living. Could a simple deduction practice help to determine this?
So am I a,
1. Creative Director?
This is something I even printed on my business card, because at that time it sounded this is what I do.

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Hockey Teams Let Their Players Shine – Why Shouldn’t You?

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Sometimes corporations try to shut their people up. Why?
Do you happen to know ice hockey? Well, who are the ones always interviewed and thus creating the name and value for the team? The key players, the stars.

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D_A’s “Social Media in Business” Workshop Slides in English

Last week I posted the slides of a social media workshop I gave in December [which was in Finnish] and promised to convert it in English.
Well, here it is. Enjoy! |=_0|
Social Media in Business

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Social Media Survey

We ask you kindly to participate in a Finnish-language survey concerning the Social Media Use in the Innovation Process of Finnish Companies. The purpose of the study is to enable the improvement of the open innovation capabilities of Finnish organizations, as well as to increase and enhance customer and user driven innovation by means of Social Media. URL: https://www.webropol.com/P.aspx?id=394464&cid=101438247

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Slides for D_A’s Social Media Workshop

Hi you all!
And happy new year!… or something. Guess it’s already almost February, but now let’s be more active, yes?
Here’s presentation slides for a social media workshop I gave in December for business teachers.
I’m not a big fan of posting presentations online, because I believe something is always missing from them [usually the speaker, right?], but in this case I feel this could come in handy for someone.

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How to Analyze a Brand Using Twitter Lists [Guide]

The Twitter Lists feature is a way to organize the people, brands or whoever else you are following on twitter. What’s interesting about Twitter Lists is that they represent something more than a simple tool to organize contacts. In Twitter Lists we can find a huge amount of data that can be analyze to understand how people identify with a specific brand.

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10 Reasons to Register & 15% discount – Enterprise Social 2.0

The Enterprise Social 2.0 (Amsterdam 27-28 Jan. 2010) is an event that will bring together decision makers from the Top Fortune companies to discuss innovative strategies on how to maximise business performance through social media engagement. Few names?

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7 New Marketing Tips for your Organization


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Today I received (again) another sales phone call. It was unpleasant and it wasted my time. The good side of it is that it gave inspiration for this blog post in which I give you some insights on

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The Means of Charity for “Africa”

I just finished reading November’s number of African Business magazine. Again there were many interesting articles, but one particular named as “Rebranding Africa” got me thinking, what kind of help is really best for “Africa” and who’s to decide? There’s quotes because, as there is no such thing as Europe, there’s not a single Africa either.

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Synergize

“…But how’s with the social, intellectual and emotional differences? Could those also be a source for new fascinating lifeforms? Couldn’t there be an environment created with these that allows one genuinely fulfill herself, nourished everyone’s dignity and gives everyone opportunities to develop towards independence and thus step by step towards reciprocal dependence?

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Estonia To Make Business Environment Less Friendly Towards Startups

Estonia has previously enjoyed a relatively high reputation among startups and international high tech companies due to its friendly and very incentivised tax environment. Well, if a new law regarding the different kinds of income goes through we might have to say good bye to that reputation. Baltic Business News reports that the government is in talks of revising the Income Tax Law to change the status of benefits, such as share options and shares.

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family business

A dedicated family business can be either a worthy pursuit, or it
can be a despicable failure.  As a business owner, you could end up
giving an important job to your nephew that you knew darn good and well
is under qualified to run a mop.  That said, sometimes a family
business can pan out.  You still have to make good decisions and
remember full well that there may be unintended consequences.  (As the
head of the company, YOU could be the jerk that didn't let someone have
time with their wife and kids, SCROOGE.)   So, if you're thinking of

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