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World Swap Day!
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Don’t Offend Anyone.
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Edelman's State of Trust, 2012
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I think you should have a children’s-affairs correspondent.
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the Internet remained wholly uncensored: Despite having penetrated over 42 percent of Russian homes by 2010, it was thought of as a toy of the elite. As a result, sites like LiveJournal and, later, Facebook and its local clone, VKontakte, began to function less as social networks in the Western sense than as alternative mass media.
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LRA Crisis Tracker | Invisible Children Resolve
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A web entrepreneur and cancer patient who became a symbol for South Asian bone marrow donation has found a match.
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View from @mogusmoves, @webofchange founder’s office in Vancouver. It was great to see Jason after +3 years and learn more about how his work is helping organizations better understand and resource digital teams for social impact. More here about Jason’s work, and more to come on this blog about collaboration potential between leaders @WOC and @netsquared local groups.
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@laneystrange and I spent MLK workin’ the dream and refining approach to how we get things done in 2012. In a few words, we’re aiming to increase signal:noise this year by focusing on fewer things and making our team’s work much more accessible to the millions of other people working on mission-driven projects around the world every day. Stay tuned for more about our team’s short-list of projects as well as our social approach to work via #dailybit.
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@connected sharing vision of decentralized approach to CSR @SAP.
@laneystrange, @gaylesam and myself left Vancouver with a better sense of how to build upon the ways TSG provides youth groups, entrepreneurs and social innovators with access to technology, talent and other resources @SAP to run better and improve people’s lives. More about our vision and plans in the days to come.
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@gaylesam and @laneystrange push through tough weather conditions in Seattle for SAP CSR planning workshop. #dailybit
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‘Everyone’s got a choice: the Internet, the First Amendment, corporate control of public speech. Pick two.’
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We often think the best approach is to devote large chunks of time to the things we feel are important, but a little effort every day can have a greater impact. #dailybit
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The best engineers, I’ve found, are drawn to higher purpose, more than they’re drawn to computer science.
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WHAT HAPPENED TO ANTI-SOCIAL SOFTWARE?
Billy Bicket's notes, quotes and fotos.
