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8.5.08

Out-sourcing to the Masses: User-Generated Content for Business

Wikipedia, YouTube, Digg, and Flickr, just some of the Internet's biggest sites, are comprised completely of user generated content. Today's Internet user is a Prosumer, a combination of consumer and producer. In this session we'll discuss the risks and advantages of leveraging prosumer content on your web site, how to encourage participation, and check out some great examples of user-generated content.

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What is a Revolution?

by Scott Henderson,  January 22nd, 2008 , My profile
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For many years, I have shied away from using the term "revolution" in my conversations with people.  Partly because it holds so many connotations, partly because it seems overused, and partly because it seems to strike fear in people (bloodshed tends to do that).    Being an avid student of history, I set ...Read on

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Are Intermediaries just “In the middle” aries

by Bryan Gray,  January 20th, 2008 , My profile
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What do the post office, sales people and PR professionals share in common? They're rooted in the past, many times cost more than they're worth and most importantly - become an extra link in the establishment of a direct connection between the source and its audience. Intermediaries were introduced in ...Read on

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Setting the stage for partnerships

by Bryan Gray,  January 18th, 2008 , My profile
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Many use the "partner" word on both sides of the transaction (selling and prospect) - I don't think it's properly used, understood or even wanted (in many cases). Speaking from the selling (initiator) side it is your responsibility to get others to view you as you want to ...Read on

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Manifesting Your Manifesto

by Bryan Gray,  January 17th, 2008 , My profile
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A lot of chatter around the new year is about budgets, revenue, expenses, cut backs, and various specific, measurable goals. What’s a bit more challenging – yet much more exhilarating is to consider more of what you stand for. And is this the year to stand for something ...Read on

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Catch Me On Facebook, LinkedIn, MySpace: On-line Social Networking for Business and Marketing

by Nicole Bickett,  January 4th, 2008 , My profile
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A free Web 2.0 for Business Event, brought to you by MediaSauce and IUPUIFebruary 29, 2008, 8:30-11:30 a.m.IUPUI Informatics & Communications Technology Complex535 West Michigan St., Room IT 152, Indianapolis, INSocial networking sites boast over 114 million members worldwide. Facebook, Ning, MySpace, Twitter, and LinkedIn (all sites where users set ...Read on

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Marketing Inside Immersive Worlds

by David Cain,  January 2nd, 2008 , My profile
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By David Cain, MediaSauce, President What do you think of when you hear the term immersive worlds? Do you think of outer space? Or maybe nothing comes to mind — just wonderment. Well, immersive worlds, more generically referred to as immersive media, are becoming commonplace on the Internet. Many have social ...Read on

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