Archana Sridhar reminded her audience that loss of control can be a plus for your organization online, because as you open up more to your users, they can tell you more about your organization and more about the different needs they have;
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If you fail to plan…
Monday, June 14th, 2010Is technology a source of creativity or frustration?
Monday, June 14th, 2010This presentation was terrific because I learned more about using social media tools to increase my capacity to network, collaborate, manage, monitor, build and sustain my business.
How is that we have all this power and we don’t own it?
Monday, June 14th, 2010My charity rocks, it’s a rooting tooting, awesome, knock em dead, rock and roll, sweet baby James of a charity. Maybe not his exact words, but Robert’s genuine passion, sincerity, pride, anger and commitment flowed through every word he uttered in his keynote.
Top 10 reasons why my organization should care about Mobile
Monday, May 31st, 2010At the end of December 2009, Canadian wireless phone subscribers numbered 22.8 million. It’s time for your organization to learn how to make mobile technology part of your communications strategy.
What! Me worry?
Friday, May 28th, 2010The average Internet user is largely oblivious to a much larger problem than Facebook – the increasingly intense geopolitical competition hidden within the subterranean layers of cyberspace.
Net Change immersion
Monday, April 12th, 2010Ed Keeble, our Creative Director has some ambitious plans to transform the MaRS concourse area into a Net Change world, hiding away the Tim Horton’s and dry cleaner and immersing all participants in images that remind us how social movements can be fuelled online and offline with the wizardry of technology. Here’s a short video [...]
Social Tech for Change: A round up of good stories
Wednesday, March 31st, 2010The web’s capacity to be instantaneous, replicable and viral is offering up unparalleled results. In fact, never before has offline mobilization happened more quickly or in a robust manner than yielded by web-enabled, people-powered or co-created mediums.
How to be an effective communicator in the 21st Century
Monday, March 29th, 2010When it comes to new media, it’s important to get beyond the buzz. The World Wide Web has brought upon us a new communications paradigm for the 21st Century. To early adopters, the domain of “www” is a cinch, to others; it can be decidedly perplexing.



