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Community Evolution??
It’s a good time to be in social media, not just because it’s a hot field but also because there are fundamental changes going on in terms of how organizations view innovation and community dynamics. One of the things I … Continue reading
Posted in Expert Communities
Tagged Expert Communities, Friendster, MoveOn.org, Scout Labs, Sermo, Snooth, Sysomos
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A Dozen Things I learned from Social Media Class
I just finished an experimental class teaching social media analysis to some very enthusiastic and bright grad students at Carnegie Mellon. I’m happy to say that they would like to continue the class and even expand it out for next … Continue reading
Posted in Social Media Class
Tagged Collaboration, Communities, Enterprise 2.0, Expert Communities, Privacy, Social Media Analysis
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