Blog - Page 132 of 143

Blink

Even though I have about a thousand books to read, I broke down today and picked up the new Malcolm Gladwell book, Blink. (This link

March 13, 2005

Interesting looking new book

I just came across this new book: Communities Dominate Brands. From the back cover: Communities Dominate Brands covers changes altering business and industry worldwide with

March 11, 2005

2.6 Gigs of Songy Goodness

Can’t make it to the incredible SXSW Music Festival? Download more than 750 songs via Bit Torrent – 2.6 gigs worth of songs (or 345

March 11, 2005

Social Design and Community

Lee over at commoncraft.com points out some terrific points about Social Design vs. Community Building. Community building is not about toolsCommunity building is not about

March 11, 2005

Seth's new book

I really like the sound of this one… All Marketers Are Liars. Check out the book blog for more info on the book!

March 10, 2005

What is Community – Followup III

Yes, that’s right – I’m still talking about defining community. In the last few days, I’ve had a number of email/IM/phone conversations with friends, colleagues,

March 10, 2005

Link Roundup

To celebrate the launch of the new CommunityGuy.com look and feel, here’s a link roundup for you of some of the things I’ve found lately! QuickBooks

March 7, 2005

WOMMA Summit Discount

The folks at WOMMA sent me a discount code for the upcoming WOMMA Summit – the first ever conference on Word of Mouth Marketing. $75 Discount

March 7, 2005

MIT Program

Thought some of you might be interested in this MIT program. (Click the link to reveal the details)

March 7, 2005

Shining Shit

I wonder how long it’ll take marketers to finally start to come around to the new reality of the market. If Mike’s thoughts are worth

March 4, 2005

What is Community? – Follow-up II

I’ve still been thinking about this idea of how to define community. To follow-up my follow-up, I’d like to clarify a very important point. There

March 4, 2005

Last gasp

If you thought the recording industry was having “problems” from the changes in consumer usage of music, take a look at the radio industry. Those

March 4, 2005