Alchemy of Change
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Why So Many Social Change Organizations Struggle
When nonprofit organizations with issue-specific, niche missions organize themselves around individu...
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We Are The Filter Bubble
Computer algorithms aren't the only thing contributing to the "Internet Filter Bubble." Who we choos...
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Place-Based Networks: A New Kind of Social Network
Place-Based Networks are mobile social networks that help you connect with other people based on you...
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Radical Connectedness and the Evolution of Business
From the self-reliance of yesterday to the radical connectedness of today. ...
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Cooperation is Never Perfect
Just as I suspected: cooperation isn’t all fluffy white bunnies. ...
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The Biology of Great Organizations
The boundary between what's inside and what's outside the firm is the future of organizational strat...
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Klout, Influence, and the Future of Business
Klout helps companies better understand the influence of employees and customers, and this opens the firm more fully to the outside world. Despite its many problems, Klout not only symbolizes the growing importance of influence in marketing, but the increasingly permeable nature of the firm. Read More » -
My TEDxRainier Talk on The Soulful Company
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Google+ Hints at a Social Media Marketing Revolution
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Software Will Replace You
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Cooperation is Never Perfect
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Networks, Organizations and Movements
When thinking about social change movements, networks teach us that it all comes down to the human connection. Read More » -
Keeping Wall Street Like Cairo, Not London
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When Organizational Goals Clash with Social Change Goals
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Why So Many Social Change Organizations Struggle
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Climate Skeptic Monument
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The Information Needs of Communities
This is the first in a five-part-series on the decline, fall and possible renaissance of local news. In this first installment, I share key excerpts from a very interesting report on the state of local news by the Federal Communications Commission. The report is called "The Information Needs of Communities: The Changing Media Landscape in a Broadband Age" and it's not your typical government bureaucracy report. Read More » -
How to Better Target Your Tweets on Twitter: “Tweet to List”
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Social Networks and the Renaissance of Local News
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Place is a Tag: How Our Phones Should Work
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We Are The Filter Bubble
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Fixing the Google+ Engagement Problem
Google has a real problem with Google+ engagement - especially with new users. Here are some ideas on how to address the situation. Read More » -
Smarter Search
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What If You Could Customize Klout to Match Your Definition of “Influence”?
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Twitter is Not a Social Network
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Google Tiers Search into the Global, Social and Personal
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Defining Social CRM: Networking Business Processes
Paul Greenberg has an interesting post in which he puts a stake in the ground ... Read More » -
Influence: the Flip Side of Permeability
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The Biology of Organizational Intelligence – It’s People
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Networks and Autonomy
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Batman Complicates the Netflix-Facebook Relationship
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Soulful Work – My Interview with Big Life
An interview with Shelly Immel from Big Life, where she helps me cut to the essence of my work on making business a better force for good in the world. Read More » -
Social Enterprise and the Renaissance of Local News
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Our Intentions on Feedback
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How power makes nice bosses turn nasty
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China’s Enlightened Billionaire
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The Divine Right of Capital – A Summary
To fix capitalism, it helps to first have a good diagnosis of the problems. Start here. Read More » -
Fairness
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Citizens United v. United Citizens: Building a Movement to Drive Money Out of Politics
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De-censoring Censorship: Google & The Economist
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Why Facebook Needs to (Really) Open Up its IPO
