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Obama faced that quandry. Are your customers revolting? What’s your organization’s reputation… really? Alternatively, how can you inspire customers to improve your product, brag about it to others and otherwise help you become the top-of-mind choice in your […]
… a good guide. Now here’s a new company I’ll use and hope will succeed. GoodGuide has recruited scientists and other “trusted advisors” and gathered facts from a wide range of resources to enable you to make wiser choices about the consumer products you buy. It rates products three ways: health, social and environmental. At […]
While PostSecret provides us with vicarious and often poignant peeks into actions people choose to divulge, Sidetaker takes private disagreements public. One aggrieved party posts her or his side, then offers their lover the chance to respond. Providing just a few details in defending oneself can lead to recognition, at least among friends, family and […]
At the Canne Film Festival Peter Broderick described new online opportunities for indy filmmakers to create, promote and distribute their work. He’s not alone. “Independents” of all kinds are making their own media, leaving how-to-templates in their wake for others to modify for their own use. Ever dream of hosting a community radio show, co-creating […]
Every once in awhile I’m going to share a Me2We kind of nugget from someone on my blog roll. You can see it now on the right side of the page, scrolling down to “RECOMMENDED LINKS.”
What better way to start than with love, at work, no less. So, let me introduce you to Chris Bailey who wrote, “When you […]
Discover mini-philosophies of life, expressed as whimsical diagrams. They are addictive when drawn with deadpan humor by Jessica Hagy. Find more at Indexed. Bet you can’t view just one. These seemed to express Me2We-style sentiments.
BTW, she was a 2007 Webby Awards honoree in 2007. The New York Times and
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In the Willamette Valley, my grandfather grafted pippen and other apple varieties in his small orchard. By himself. He’d probably scratch his head at the notion that hundreds of city folks would turn up in front of San Francisco’s city hall one Saturday to plant a 10,000 foot victory garden. A temporary one at that. […]
You’re strolling down a boutique-lined street. A restaurant catches your eye. You whip out your phone, scan the bar code on the window then go online to peak at reviews. It got raves so why not go in? After all, you’ll get a ring on your phone if your parking meter runs low […]
That question sparked the start of an image-based, international social network that millions use yet, unlike Facebook, few people know about. The peculiarly-named name PerfSpot started by co-hosting small events with photographers who took pictures of the partygoers. Attendees get cards at the gatherings, inviting them to
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Yes, relationships seem dangerous or at least irritating at times. And our choices often appear murky. Want a surprisingly quick and satisfying exercise for making wiser decisions next time? Try it by opening to any page in the witty new book by Dr. Mardy Grothe, I Never Metaphor I Didn’t Like. (Relationship Is Like a Shark is one of his […]
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