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Association Subculture: NO Neutrality on Net Neutrality

Association Subculture

Back in 2006 the Daily Show did a classic bit with Jon Hodgman referenced above that is still good for a chuckle albeit a nervous one when contemplating what it really means. Shelly kept up the fast pace by diving head-long into her career in the world of association management. management. (3). social media. (3).

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The Hourglass Blog: Seeing New Social Opportunities

The Hourglass Blog

Seeing New Social Opportunities. In my own crazy little adventure in social media I’m exposed to a lot of thoughts and opinions and it takes me time to weed through them and figure out which have something to say and which are just saying something. Social media fits inside your business strategy, and is shaped by it.

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15 Changes in the Learning Business Landscape

Leading Learning

billion in 2006—about a year and a half after YouTube was founded—we all should have known something big was a foot. The Spread of Social. What’s happened over the past 15 years, of course, is that social media has become a deeply ingrained part of everyday life for billions of people globally. The Surge of Video.

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The Hourglass Blog: Daring to Lead 2011

The Hourglass Blog

I blogged a bit about their 2006 study , so thought I would give the 2011 update a read as well. Its a survey of more than 3,000 executive directors of non-profit organizations and, although it seems weighted towards charitable and social service organizations, there are a few interesting parallels and tidbits for associations.

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The Hourglass Blog: Fear and Loathing in Association Leadership

The Hourglass Blog

Fear and Loathing in Association Leadership. This one is about "social" CEOs — leaders of multinational corporations who are comfortable with social media. And it poses an interesting challenge for those of us who run associations. But how many association CEOs get personally engaged in these activities?

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The Hourglass Blog: Race for Relevance is a Negotiating Position

The Hourglass Blog

Association Management. Management. Social Media. Daring to Lead 2006. Association Subculture. A Note from Eric Lanke. Like Sands Through the Hourglass. About This Blog. Why Another Blog? Meet Your Bloggers. Guest Bloggers. Jennifer Alluisi. Discussion Topics. Baby Boomers. Communication. Membership.

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The Hourglass Blog: Secrets of Innovation

The Hourglass Blog

Association Management. Management. Social Media. Daring to Lead 2006. Association Subculture. A Note from Eric Lanke. Like Sands Through the Hourglass. About This Blog. Why Another Blog? Meet Your Bloggers. Guest Bloggers. Jennifer Alluisi. Discussion Topics. Baby Boomers. Communication. Membership.