Posts Tagged ‘community’

Community Collaboration is the New Black

Posted by Brett Greene | Filed under Influence | Aug 28, 2009 | Tags: bdnt, boulder, boulder denver new tech meetup, colorado, community, dave angulo, denver, giving, iphone app, richard grote, snapimpact, volunteer, wild animal sanctuary | No Comments

Community collaboration is the new black. People everywhere are looking at more ways to serve their communities and help each other out. Though it’s a tired phrase, we really do get more by giving. My current volunteer projects are helping the Wild Animal Sanctuary with social media marketing and helping SnapImpact with marketing and connecting ...Read more.

How Social Media is Building Community

Posted by Brett Greene | Filed under Social Media | Feb 18, 2009 | Tags: barcamp, community, conference, facebook, meetup, new media, new media tool, podcamp, seminar, social media tool, social networking, social networking tool, tweetup, twitter, unconference | 1 Comment

It’s Wednesday morning and I’ve already attended a Tweetup with about 20 people, the first Boulder Beer and Blog (both of which I learned about on Monday on Twitter) and the biweekly Boulder Open Coffee Club . I’ve also missed the first Boulder Denver New Tech meetup held in Denver and the latest iVolunteer meetup. ...Read more.

Twestivals & Brushfires: How Social Media Continues to Bring People Together

Posted by Brett Greene | Filed under Social Media | Feb 10, 2009 | Tags: abc news, abcnews.com, Australia, brushfires, clean water, community, current events, Media, new media, news, social networking, traditional media, twestival | No Comments

As the old phrase “technology is killing face to face communication because everyone is buried in a computer or mobile device” continues to be spoken by some, it simply doesn’t ring true for people who are actually using social networking sites. Yesterday we saw a stunning example of this in Australia with emotional tweets bringing ...Read more.