That was the content of one of Seth Godin’s recent blog posts, the title was:- The more people you reach the more likely it is that you’re reaching the wrong people It was a timely though very short post, I was still in the “collective thoughts” mode one usually is at the start of the […]
Do you use Google? Do you think they are nice and friendly? Do you assume that what is good for Google is good for humanity as a whole? I don’t. Here is why: The top 12 reasons to distrust Google. Google supports and implements censorship measures in nondemocratic countries like China Google search is almost
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I’ve been static from this site, rather shamefully but not without reason, I have a pretty hectic lifestyle these days and am barely getting enough time in to blog myself. Although I’m working on it, and with my new website design out of the way I am going to be contributing more time over here
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Today aimClear contacted the FBI regarding StumbleUpon cyber-harassment incidents, as they deal with Internet harassment. Justice Rules. We got one of the worst StumbleTrolls BANNED by complaining to SU. Over the last few weeks, there’s been quite a sequence of exchanges between Internet Marketing types and StumbleTrolls. A StumbleTroll is a social media dreg that
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As I was waiting with my son in his Doctor’s waiting room I started reading one of the many pamphlets that they had sitting around. I happened to pick up one of the pamphlet’s titled Obsessive Compulsive Disorder. I smiled as I read it as I always felt that I was obsessed with Social Media.
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I read a nice little post by Brent Csutoras I had been pointed towards it by Brian who is quoted within. I have been preparing a post on Mixx since before Christmas for Collective Thoughts so was keen to see another perspective, I was pleasantly surprised but also a little concerned. Sheer Volume of worthless
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Ladies and Gentlemen the votes have been counted the judges have been arguing, the Collective Thoughts ethics committee was called. Smoke was seen rising, had a new Ninja been selected? The standard was very high and the participants came from all walks and backgrounds, some were well known already on the social media stage others
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When it comes to social media, and assuming that you want attention, you need to command attention. YTMND, not exactly a social media site had an interesting page that laid out its basics: picture, sound, text. Blogging and social media isn’t all that different, but it’s more like this: Avatar (get a noticeable one –
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Wow, everyone! Thanks so much for your great entries to the Social Media Ninja Contest! Although we said last time that we would only be advancing the top 10 to the next round, we felt that all 13 that participated should move on. Edit: Here are the contest rules: 1 – Please only vote for
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Hello everybody who voted in the Open Web Awards hosted by Mashable. Back in November Mashable presented their Open Web Awards and invited Collective Thoughts to be one of the Judges. The Open Web Awards is the first ever online, open collaborative awards event, to recognize the best online communities representing web 2.0 We would like
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