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Helpstream CEO Gone.  Or is it the Company?  Either Way,  We Gain a Great Blogger.

Helpstream CEO Gone. Or is it the Company? Either Way, We Gain a Great Blogger.

By Zoli Erdos on March 22, 2010

You heard the good news here first, so it’s only appropriate to be the first to follow up: Bob Warfield is likely out as CEO of Helpstream, a Social CRM SaaS provider.  The company website still lists Bob as CEO, but his blog post this morning implies news not yet officially announced: My Startup Track […]

Posted in Enterprise, Entrepreneurship | Tagged blogging, Bob Warfield, deadpool, enterprise irregulars, Entrepreneurship, Helpstream, Social CRM, startups

Twitter is 4 today

Twitter is 4 today

By David Terrar on March 21, 2010

A few months back on the 19th of November 2009 NESTA, as part of their Silicon Valley comes to the UK  sequence of events, televised a discussion called “Social Media: A Force for Good?“.  The panel was  our very own national treasure, actor, QI master and twitterphile  Stephen Fry, Biz Stone the Founder and Chief […]

Posted in General | Tagged blogging, innovation, linkedin, marketing, media, nesta, networking, odeo, social media, Strategy, twitter, web 2.0

Public and Open Debate is the Highest Form of Democracy (and Blogging)

Public and Open Debate is the Highest Form of Democracy (and Blogging)

By Mark Suster on March 15, 2010

I lived in the UK for nearly a decade.  I loved my experience there and wish I got back more often now.  As a political junkie one of my favorite things to do was to watch Prime Minister’s Questions (PMQs).   If you’ve never seen PMQ, it’s worth worth 2 minutes to watch this short video […]

Posted in Entrepreneurship | Tagged blogging, debate, social media, Tech Market Analysis

My New Favorite Old Blog…

My New Favorite Old Blog…

By Zoli Erdos on March 10, 2010

Image by TechShowNetwork via Flickr My new favorite old blog is former Sun CEO Jonathan Schwartz, blog.   It’s at the old URL, but has a new title: What I Couldn’t Say…   The “About” section says: I think I’ve said pretty much everything I could say as CEO of Sun Microsystems. The more interesting stuff was […]

Posted in General | Tagged Apple, bill gates, blogging, jonathan schwartz, microsoft, patents, sun

Should You Blog? (yes, and here’s how …)

Should You Blog? (yes, and here’s how …)

By Mark Suster on March 9, 2010

I guess let’s file this under sales & marketing advice. I recently wrote a piece for Mashable on how to create a company blog.  Since it’s already written (and since I promised not to republish on my blog other than a summary) if you’re interested please have a read over there.  I have a very […]

Posted in Entrepreneurship, Marketing | Tagged blogging, Entrepreneur Advice, marketing, Startup Advice | 2 Responses

Social CRM - the new rules

Social CRM – the new rules

By David Terrar on March 5, 2010

There are changes underway across the worlds of social media marketing, social media applied inside business (what some people would call enterprise 2.0) and  where these tools connect (or not) to the business processes in (Cloud based) CRM and ERP systems.   Products like Salesforce are adding Chatter, and Twitter connectivity.  Enterprise 2.0 tools that started […]

Posted in Analysis | Tagged blogging, CMS, collaboration, CRM, Enterprise, enterprise irregulars, sales, social media | 1 Response

Should you put "guru" or "thought leader" in your Twitter bio?

Should you put "guru" or "thought leader" in your Twitter bio?

By David Terrar on March 2, 2010

I’m a Twitter fan from the early days (which is only about 3 years – streuth!).  For me it’s a key source of trusted information, a communication mechanism, and an important way for me to extend my various, overlapping networks of interest (amongst several other things).   In recent weeks I’ve seen tweets from people worrying […]

Posted in Marketing | Tagged blogging, gore, guru, social media, Strategy, thought leader, twitter, web 2.0 | 2 Responses

Quik-Fire Bloggers Have a Big Happy Picnik:-)

Quik-Fire Bloggers Have a Big Happy Picnik:-)

By Zoli Erdos on March 1, 2010

Oops.  We’ve just posted two  articles on the Picnik acquisition.  As first reactions to the news, they do overlap quite a bit. Apologies for the oversight, but let me quickly add, it may happen again… As we stated a number of times, we do not have an editorial calendar, assignments..etc – we simply trust our […]

Posted in General | Tagged acquisition, blogging, editorial notes, google, picnik | 1 Response

Social Media in the Enterprise - event report pt 2 of 2

Social Media in the Enterprise – event report pt 2 of 2

By David Terrar on February 4, 2010

Yesterday I blogged part 1 of my report on the Social Media in the Enterprise event that Alan Patrick and I cooked up (at Tuttle) to inject some enterprise related content in to this week’s “London Social Media Week“.  We had 8 speakers (originally 10, but Will McInnes of NixonMcInnes had travel problems, and Dr […]

Posted in Enterprise | Tagged blogging, collaboration, e20, Enterprise, enterprise 2.0, Events, networking, social media, wikis | 1 Response

Is Video a Crock?  It's Certainly Not the New Holy Grail.  Get Off the Screen, Dudes.

Is Video a Crock? It's Certainly Not the New Holy Grail. Get Off the Screen, Dudes.

By Zoli Erdos on February 2, 2010

Many of you will recognize the title – borrowed from “Enterprise 2.0 a Crock” Dennis Howlett.  Needless to say I was quite interested in his discussion with David Terrar, who is more of an E20 fan. f Hm…hard to watch.  Dennis is too loud while David is barely audible.  I kept on turning the volume […]

Posted in General | Tagged blogging, crock, fad, media, rant, video | 9 Responses

The 2010 Enterprise 2.0 All-Star Blogger Roster

The 2010 Enterprise 2.0 All-Star Blogger Roster

By Mark Fidelman on January 6, 2010

Now that the holiday hangover has worn off and the bills are coming due, I want to turn your attention to the individuals that are most influencing the Enterprise 2.0 space.  Those of you that are early adopters or just starting to research Enterprise 2.0 can short cut the search for quality information by following […]

Posted in Enterprise | Tagged 2010, all star, andrew mcafee, blogging, blogging list, e20, enterprise 2.0, social media | 5 Responses

33 Selected Blogs about Innovation, Project Management and 2.0: Vote for the Best!

33 Selected Blogs about Innovation, Project Management and 2.0: Vote for the Best!

By Guest Authors on December 15, 2009

What project management blogs do you read? I’ve assembled a list of blogs that give me substantial food for thought when I write on innovations in project management. The list also includes blogs that serve as great sources of information about Enterprise 2.0, new management methodologies, leadership, motivation, as well as useful project management tips […]

Posted in General | Tagged afilev, blogging, collaboration, innovation, pm, pm 2.0, project management | 6 Responses

Comments are the New Black

Comments are the New Black

By Mark Suster on December 13, 2009

I’ve been thinking a lot about comments lately.  I recently wrote a post about how to get access to people at conferencesand how to connect with people on social networks.  These posts encouraged groups of people to provide their thoughts on these topics.  As usual we began a dialog with lots of people sharing their […]

Posted in Entrepreneurship | Tagged backtype, blogging, commenting, disqus, Entrepreneur Advice, intense debate, networking, Start-up Advice, Startup Advice | 1 Response

Good Luck Steering the Titanic

Good Luck Steering the Titanic

By Zoli Erdos on December 3, 2009

USA Today’s (former) Travel Editor blogs her last day, after getting laid off: But what bothers me the most is what my firing represented. See, I’ve been learning all the tricks that a modern multi-platform journalist is supposed to know. In the past 22 months, I’ve blogged, tweeted, shot photos and videos, and handled speaking […]

Posted in General | Tagged blogging, bridge to sell, Entrepreneurship, humor, media. journalism, titanic, usa today

Scoble is Wrong When He Says He is Wrong:-)  Full Feeds Still Rock

Scoble is Wrong When He Says He is Wrong:-) Full Feeds Still Rock

By Zoli Erdos on November 23, 2009

Wow, I’m sensing another TechMeme Storm rising (and a certain analyst would call it a circle j***, but that’s another matter). Robert Scoble says he was wrong when he said In 2006 he wouldn’t use any news aggregator or feeds that aren’t full text. I think the Scobleizer is wrong now that he says he […]

Posted in Analysis | Tagged atom, blogging, feeds, full feed, google reader, iphone, news, partial feed, rss, scoble, scobleizer, twitter

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