SMC Bids Hejda to @AndersSporring
Editor's Note: Anders Sporring wrote his first Clubhouse post in June 2011 questioning the necessity of professional networks. He continued to publish many other pieces for us. All good things…
The Digital Revolution and The Digital Evolution: Part Three
Digital Schools: Crowdshared Learning The collective intelligence is usually greater than that of an individual. Sharing ideas and learning opportunities can help strengthen one's knowledge around any given subject, and providing…
The Digital Revolution and The Digital Evolution: Part Two
In Part One we dicussed how Curation, Crowdsourcing and the Thirst for Knowledge made up phase one of the Digital Revolution. Now let's discuss the ramifications of the Digital Evolution as…
The Digital Revolution And The Digital Evolution: Part One
This has to be one of the more complex subjects I have ever written about. Not many people are ready to except the truth that the digital revolution is over, they…
The New Black in Social Media?
A growing tendency right now, that I've seen several times is to reduce your personal networks and pull it down to around 100-200 people, a clear social trend which goes…
Finding Out the Difference Between Personal and Private
All of us that are active in some respect on social networks will sooner or later end up in a situation where we don't know if we should publish an…
LinkedIn: on its way to being left behind?
Introduction In this article I'm continuing my thoughts from my earlier article Professional networks - do we need them or are they starting to become obsolete?Now I ask myself if LinkedIn…
Professional networks – do we need them or are they starting to become obsolete?
When I started to write this article, I started by asking myself this question. As my personal point of view about this is in constant motion, and I look at…
Social NGO´s – Charity 2.0
NGO’s Being an NGO means partly that you organize, collect and distribute donations you need to run your projects. As you understand - you can obviously see that it’s both difficult…