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Taking Crowdsourcing to a Grandeur Level. It’s City Sourced.
This is a cross-blog post from Network Solution’s Solutions Are Power website that I guest wrote. Originally posted on SolutionsArePower.com on October 1, 2009. Kevin Rose, the founder of Digg, got excited about this company – and business & technology reporter Sarah Lacy even said that it was on the road to being something that […]
Eye-Fi Technology Lets You Share Photos Instantly & Virally.
This is a cross-blog post from Network Solution’s Solutions Are Power website that I guest wrote. Originally posted on SolutionsArePower.com on September 16, 2009. Some of you may know that I’m an avid photographer. I like to carry around a nice professional camera when I know I’m going to events simply because I love to […]
A Year of Insights, Doubts and Change
Here’s a story about my recent move from the pleasant job I had on the East Coast in Washington, DC that I was quite comfortable with and then felt that I’d like to shake things up a bit. It’s been a year since I set out on this endeavor and felt it rather cathartic and […]
A Great Day To Be A Photographer.
In my weekly encounters, there are typically one or two events that I will peruse and maybe even a few conferences here and there. Often I find myself with my camera snapping photos and posting them onto Flickr under Creative Commons, specifically non-commercial, non-derivative and atrribution licensing. To see where these photographs appear, I enlist […]
Writing My Next Chapter With ‘Bub.blicio.us’
Over the past several days, a whole series of events took place that have made me appreciate what I have here in San Francisco. I was fortunate enough to attend the technology conference known as Gnomedex in Seattle last weekend. Then I was lucky enough to celebrate the launch of Shel Israel’s latest book Twitterville […]
Putting a New Spin On TheLetterTwo.com.
It’s been a couple of years in the making and you can see the evolution of this “brand” that I started over the past few years. It started out all so simple with a basic design that I felt would highlight my web design ability. Starting off with a simple HTML website and subsequent pages, […]
Introducing the Mobile Me Lifestream.
I happened to be at an event on Friday in Palo Alto when I had an epiphany. Some of you have numerous accounts on social networks or related to other forms of web technology – I am no different. During this phase of “reconciliation”, I found out a new form of informing folks of what […]
A Tip From HARO’s Playbook: Community Organizers In Need
This is a cross-blog post from Network Solution’s Solutions Are Power website that I guest wrote. Originally posted on SolutionsArePower.com on July 16, 2009. A while ago, an amazing “movement” was stated by Peter Shankman called Help A Reporter Out. The group’s goal was set to accomplish one mission: to connect reporters with sources. Thanks […]
Exploring It All With The Conversation Prism
Back in August 2008, the author of the book Putting Public Back In Public Relations and creator of the term “PR 2.0”, Brian Solis released the Conversation Prism infographic. But what exactly is this Conversation Prism? According to Solis, it’s to help “provide a visual representation of the true expansiveness of the Social Web and […]
CrunchUp Wants To Show You How it is in Real-Time
This Friday, technology blog TechCrunch, brings to the San Francisco Bay Area a special event called CrunchUp – a conference mashup designed to bring brilliant minds together to explore and map out different paths that the technology stream can take. Hosted by TechCrunch’s IT editor Steve Gillmore and the creator of blog, Michael Arrington, this […]
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