Mother Jones is collecting 30-second YouTube “Goodbye, Bush” videos over the holidays. As you make your riff please use the TAG "goodbyeBush"
If you had 30 seconds of goodbye face time with George Bush, what would you say?
www.when2meet.com
December 17, 2008 - 3:40am — Marty
I am sure other folks have been using this for a long time. Here is a nice little tool to help a big group nail down times to talk.
www.when2meet.com.
www.when2meet.com.
when2meet.com
We must be saved by Hope, Faith and Love. Passed to me by a coworker.
December 15, 2008 - 6:09pm — MartyNothing that is worth doing can be achieved in our lifetime
therefore we must be saved by hope.
Nothing which is true or beautiful or good makes complete sense
in any immediate context of history;
therefore we must be saved by faith.
Blog Food Drive.
December 15, 2008 - 6:33am — Marty
givelist.wordpress.com.
Social Media for Good” to connect several efforts going and leveraged the face-to-face activity to bring in food and social media activity to help get two trucks filled with food and delivered to a local food bank.
Collaborative Paper: What to do in the nonprofit sector to offset the economic crash.
December 15, 2008 - 5:46am — Marty
Well. Here is the paper to get the Cascading Failure discussion going. I decided to also put it on a wiki. The answer on how we understand and survive this meltdown is out there in the network. The network better have a space to start kicking it around...
Please join in the discussion...
Please join in the discussion...
Collected Thoughts
The Economic Crash and the Advocacy Movement
December 15, 2008 - 3:10am — Marty
At this stage, it is clear that we are
headed for extraordinarily difficult financial times. The cash crunch for the advocacy movement
will be as bad as we can imagine and far worse than we can easily manage. We need a plan for how to remain effective.
Using Video to Mend Broken Networks
June 11, 2008 - 3:50pm — LaurieVideoLetters.net is a great example of how a communications tool, in this case video, can be used to strengthen a broken network.
What Makes a Good Weaver?
June 11, 2008 - 3:37pm — LaurieNetwork weavers are individuals with the energy and ability to connect network members. They bring people together to take advantage of network resources, and make sure communications are working smoothly. Weavers are often individuals who like working with others. They know and remember lots of people, and are excited to make new connections.
Links We Like
- Tweeting the terror: How social media reacted to Mumbai - CNN.com
- Project New Media Literacies
- American Civil Liberties Union : Surveillance Society Clock
- Friends of the Earth: One-minute film competition: Vote for the People's Choice
- Google's YouTube increases video upload size by 10 times - BloggingStocks
- Seth's Blog: The growing productivity divide
- Facebook, social networking, public humiliation, online trends | Salon Life