Archive for October, 2008

Disclosure is Essential, Easy and requires Education

Posted on 29. Oct, 2008 by Michael Brito.

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So says, Andy Sernovitz of Gas Pedal and the Blog Council.  This was a 15 minutes discussion about the importance of disclosure at the Blogwell event in San Jose. Sorry about the bumpiness but I was trying to use twitter with my right hand while holding the flip video with my left.

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Novel Idea: Let’s ignore social media and our customers too

Posted on 17. Oct, 2008 by Michael Brito.

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Social media; ahh … yes, quite the buzz word I often hear hundreds of times of day in meetings, conference calls, conferences, twitter, in my mind, etc.  And, even though I feel the need to repeat the voices in my head screaming “social media”, I try to refrain from saying it aloud too often.  Nonetheless, [...]

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5 Things You Can do in Less Than an Hour to Fight Poverty

Posted on 15. Oct, 2008 by LaSandra Brill.

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“One Issue, Thousands of Voices.” That is the purpose of Blog Action Day and this year’s focus is Poverty. As I think about this topic I can’t help but reflect on a trip I took to Tanzania a couple of years ago. During that trip I got to see first hand what poverty really is. [...]

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3 months on, and so far so good. What a relief!

Posted on 10. Oct, 2008 by Tom Diederich.

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The Cadence user community celebrates its three-month birthday Oct. 13. I must admit it seems longer than that. Not sure why because it’s been a very busy three months. One thing for sure: the community’s launch was a success. I had been worried there for awhile because the Wall Street Journal decided to publish an [...]

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