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Goofing around with TrustCloud
While looking into trust marks and online reputation platforms, my latest fascination and potential inspiration for what’s next for Kabissa, I came across TrustCloud (http://www.trustcloud.com) which I can imagine having the potential to really make a difference for people who … Continue reading
Posted in Information and Communication Technology, Open Data, Random
Tagged craigslist, facebook, linkedin, reputation, trust, TrustCloud, twitter
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Reconquering Twitter and shifting my Twitter following to @tobiaseigen
Recently a wonderful new Kabissa volunteer, Ziyanda Xaso, has taken charge of our social media outreach. Ziyanda has given me an opportunity I have been waiting for to let go of the @kabissa Twitter account on a daily basis and … Continue reading
Posted in Information and Communication Technology, Random, Social Media
Tagged facebook, kabissa, linkedin, twitter
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I’m awake. I’m awake!
I don’t watch broadcast TV much at all anymore, so am glad when friends share their favorite political ads with me via the interwebs. (oh, and yes – I am awake and will complete my ballot carefully) Here are two … Continue reading
Please reply – goofing around with SOCIAL WordPress Plugin
Consider your shoulder tapped. For a new site I am working on for CISLAC Nigeria, I am experimenting with the social wordpress plugin by MailChimp which apparently pushes out posts to Facebook and Twitter and then aggregates replies back here on … Continue reading
Posted in Information and Communication Technology, Social Media
Tagged facebook, mailchimp, twitter, WordPress
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Amazee shut down on 23 December: did anybody notice?
I just remembered that in October Amazee Labs announced that it would be shutting down the amazee.com social change platform on 23 December. I blogged about it back then and was quite appalled. I completely forgot to check on the 23rd, … Continue reading
Posted in Information and Communication Technology, Social Media
Tagged amazee, facebook, kabissa, wiserearth
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“Weird Al” Yankovic – Stop Forwarding That Crap To Me
There are some good lessons in this video for all of us. Listen carefully. (What I can’t get over is the irony that people take the time and effort to make media like this that criticizes us for sharing time-wasting … Continue reading
Posted in Information and Communication Technology, Social Media
Tagged email, facebook, twitter
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Social Media Explained
Perhaps it’s because “you get out of facebook what you put into facebook” and I haven’t been spending much time on facebook in recent months, my stream has been reduced to people I know sharing (“so funny! I’m stealing this … Continue reading
ICT peer learning as it actually happens (confessions of an eavesdropper)
Today I had the remarkable experience of eavesdropping on ICT peer learning as it actually happens – from person to person. Usually I don’t eavesdrop and it’s not really something I should be blogging about, but in this case I … Continue reading
Posted in Information and Communication Technology, Mobile, Social Media
Tagged ebooks, email, facebook, iphone, kindle, skype
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Strange sensation of freedom (Facebook is down) and new discovery (downrightnow.com crowdsources monitoring of web services)
I sat down at my desk this morning and felt a sudden sensation of freedom entering by body from my fingertips and toes, through my limbs.. and then I realized: it isn’t my own router that is down this time … Continue reading
Setting us back while going forward: Amazee closes shop, refers members to Facebook and Google for social change organizing
I received the above message from Amazee today. Amazee is (or will be until December 23) a platform built using Drupal where people can create groups to organize around social change projects and campaigns. The makers of the site (Amazee Labs in … Continue reading
Posted in Open Data, Social Media
Tagged amazee, Drupal, facebook, Google, open source, twitter
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