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Rules for civility that Washington might get

Posted by Dale Peskin on Jan 19, 2011 in Do Good | 0 comments

Why should we behave politely, act respectfully or show good manners? Because it it matters. What the politicians and pundits in Washington could learn from an earnest community website.

WeThink

Posted by Brian Reich on Mar 23, 2010 in Brands, Business, Business Models, Causes, Community, Creativity, Culture, Design, Do Good, End of Apathy, How To, Innovation, Journalism, Leadership, People, Power & Policy, Science, Skills, Social Media, Top Story, Venture Capital, WeThink | 0 comments

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Meet Ellen Miller

Posted by Beth Laing on Feb 27, 2010 in Do Good, End of Apathy, People, We Media Miami 2010 | 0 comments

With her extensive experience on Capital Hill Ellen uses technology and the Internet to bring transparency to politics and make politicians and our government accountable.

Using social media for social change

Posted by We Media on Feb 10, 2010 in Do Good, How To, Reports, Research, Social media, Technology | 0 comments

By SUSAN MERNIT Net-enabled social tools have enabled new models for grassroots activism and community building, and they have changed how...

Digital fluency and social change, at any age

Posted by We Media on Feb 10, 2010 in Causes, Do Good, Reports, Social media | 0 comments

An update on Social Citizens By ALLISON FINE Social Citizens BETA is a paper commissioned by The Case Foundation in early 2008 to help...

We Media matters in Haiti

Posted by Dale Peskin on Jan 20, 2010 in Causes, Do Good, Game Changers 09, Mobile, Technology | 0 comments

Two projects featured at We Media ‘09 are leading the use of digital media and technology in Haiti’s rescue efforts. Ushahidi, which...

An Extraordinary effort in Haiti

Posted by Dale Peskin on Jan 14, 2010 in Causes, Do Good, Game Changers 09, Innovation, Leadership, Pitch It, Story | 0 comments

Among the many extraordinary efforts to provide aid and relief for the people of Haiti comes this one from The Extraordinaries, winner of...

Copenhagen: It’s the future of news

Posted by Andrew Nachison on Dec 15, 2009 in Do Good, Innovation, Journalism | 4 comments

The future of the world's news and knowledge system is on full display in and around the stories from the Copenhagen Climate Summit.

Hyper-Local Media. The 4th Branch of Gov2.0

Posted by Ben Berkowitz on Oct 28, 2009 in Business, Business Models, Community, Culture, Do Good, End of Apathy, Innovation, Journalism, Pitch It, Social Media, WeMedianomics | 0 comments

This is a true testimony to the magic of a system that allows for open communication and collaborative problem solving around public concerns. You can really see how media, industry, government and private citizens can work together to improve their communities: