bullying
Shrinking Balls
By John Taschek on February 10, 2011
In my last post, I wrote about the sentiment analysis of the Super Bowl and how brands are impacted by the real-time stream. That stream stimulates a Mean Girls phenomenon that causes people to be more passionate and start to bully as they become more popular. I know some analysts…
Posted in Application Software, Business, Enterprise, Featured Posts, Mobile, Trends & Concepts | Tagged @jtaschek, analysts, bullying, chatter, cloud computing, cloudblog, Constellation, excel, facebook, google, iPad/Apple, mean girls, microsoft, platform, ray wang, real-time, salesforce.com, shakespeare, Taschek, twitter, Weblogs
Enterprise 2.0 – Building the New Schoolyard for Bullies?
By Ben Kepes on January 18, 2010
I have a friend called Jennifer (name and details changed, obviously). At school she was a loner without many friend who, as loners often do, overcome loneliness by bullying smaller kids in the playground. Jennifer managed to gain “friends” by doing this, although they weren’t really friends, rather individuals who were scared that they’d become [...]
Posted in Enterprise, General, Strategy | Tagged bullying, digital bully, enterprise 2.0, social media, twitter | 5 Responses
