Archive for December, 2008
Relationship = Attention x Trust
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As I talk with many of you about the new mindset and business model for local information, you often say something like “There is just too much. How do I use my limited time on information that is truly meaningful to me?”
Blogs, tweets, links, flashes, facebook, myspace, linkedin – it all [...]
On the road, no time to rest
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Two weeks ago, I outlined the new mindset, tasks and organization necessary to create C3. The week following, our senior managers met, and determined that we needed to really work hard to make sure that at least the top couple dozen managers in our company deeply understand the issues, so that [...]
Just Do It!
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If it had not happened to me recently, I might not believe it. Despite David Cohn’s exhortations earlier this year, experienced, smart journalists, all atwitter, saying they could never Tweet or blog. Experienced journalists interviewing me on my blog, without reading the blog. Executives acting condescendingly toward social media. We [...]
Information in the First Instance
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Being with Bill Densmore and the group he assembled at Missouri this week was a refreshing introduction to new people and ideas. We were gathered to create the “blueprint” for the Information Valet Project, which we tentatively described as:
A permission-based ecosystem assuring privacy that allows you, in a trustworthy way, to share personal [...]
