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Join We Media on Facebook

By Andrew Nachison - November 4, 2009

We’ve just taken the plunge and opened a new “home away from home” on Facebook. Please join us there, become a fan and recommend us to your friends. It’s here: http://www.facebook.com/pages/WeMedia/248421350296) Of course … you can also follow on Twitter (@wemedia) or through email updates or feeds found at: www.wemedia.com/fans. Or go old school and [...]

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ExecTweet: Big wigs fart just like everyone else

By Andrew Nachison - March 27, 2009

A new web site called ExecTweet collects Twitter posts from assorted business executives. The site got extraordinary attention on launch this week – here are stories in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal and many others. Why so much interest? Twitter watchers, admirers and detractors have been a-twitter for months debating if/when/how the [...]

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Thoughts on Each We Media Game Changer

By Dorian Benkoil - February 24, 2009

For the We Media conference, I wrote up essays on each of the Game Changer award winners (Here’s a roundup essay on trends we saw: Crowd-Forging, social good combined with profit. I had conversations with each winner, and they were often wide-ranging probes into the idea of what “we media” is, what it means to [...]

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The We Media Game Changers

By Dorian Benkoil - February 20, 2009

… and the winners are… Here is a quick rundown of the We Media Game Changer Award-winners. (Full essays on each will be available at the We Media conference and online, soon.) SocialVibe spurs social networkers to choose charities they can reward financially with dollars from sponsors who get a deeply engaged audience. Ze Frank [...]

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Memo to U.S.: Global bloggers speak out on elections

By Jillian York - September 9, 2008

As Barack Obama took to the floor at the Democratic National Convention, it became utterly apparent to me that this is the year that will change everything.  You see, I was perched on my couch in Boston in a familiar position; cross-legged, with my MacBook on my lap, ears perked up, attentive to every word.  [...]

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