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Knowledge Cost by the Hour?

This entry is part 13 of 13 in the series Creating Social Media Value

A prospective client asked “what do you charge by the hour?”. My response…”I don’t”.  The prospect then asked “then how do you determine how much to charge me?”. My response “By the value you desire me to deliver using my knowledge”.

Knowledge needed to ring up sales at a cash register is different than knowledge needed to engage more customer that will ring the ...

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So Who is the Most Influential?

When I read the headline, Best Connected Individuals Are Not the Most Influential Spreaders in Social Networks, I thought there might be something interesting here. Maksim Kitsak at Boston University and a team of researchers are looking at this issue...
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Links for 2010-03-11 [del.icio.us]

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Web 2.0, Government 2.0, Anything 2.0: STOP IT!

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again — in capital letters this time as a sign of my increasing frustration: STOP VERSIONING THE WEB! Anything 2.0 describes your brain waves whenever you see the phrase, “social media.” You can make as many arguments as you like, use as much pretty language as you like, but [...]

-- Thank you for reading Web 2.0, Government 2.0, Anything 2.0: STOP IT! at AriWriter

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Tungle SXSW Roadtrip

**This is the second guest post from Rick Mahn and Albert Maruggi as they take a Social Media Breakfast Roadtrip to SXSW, sponsored by Tungle.me.** Social Media Breakfast - Minneapolis/St. Paul (smbmsp) road crew of Rick Mahn and Albert Maruggi...
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Irene McGee on "Plancast at SXSWi"

"Plancast is currently experiencing SXSW overload to the point that founder Mark Hendrickson dedicated to making sure every party, no matter how underground, is listed. In fact Plancast recently hired a person to specifically deal with SXSW parties; "[We're] making sure every SXSW event is listed on Plancast. While sxsw.com lists only official events, we have all the events," Hendrickson told the SF ...

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UT Dallas History Course Uses Twitter as Study Aid

Kim Smith, a graduate student in emerging media and communication at UT Dallas, produced this case study of Twitter use in Dr. Monica Rankin’s US history course: Students find themselves checking the feed after hours because the public trail of Twitter chatter doubles as an excellent study aid. As one student from Rankin’s class put it, [...]
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Foursquare’s new logo

"Disclaimer: This is intended as parody and humor only. I mention this for the benefit of any of you who may be too dense to recognize parody when you see it." [Hugh Briss]

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MediaMemo has some Twitter stats from Barracuda Labs

"Barracuda Labs, a security company that says it has surveyed 19 million Twitter accounts, reports that 73 percent of Twitter users have tweeted 10 or fewer times. And 34 percent of users have never tweeted at all.

That’s a lot of quiet users, but it’s less than before: Barracuda says those numbers are down from 79 percent and 37.1 percent, respectively, in June of last year."

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What Do We "Know"?

If I knew what you know and you knew what I know what we we both know? If we all knew what each other knew how much value could we create from what everyone knows? Social technology will eventually lead us to a “knowledge inventory which indexes what everyone knows. Think about it.

As we share content we are sharing what we think we know or want to know. Not knowing something can mean the difference in gaining or loosing ...