Posts Tagged ‘google’

What is a Trust Community and Why Should You Care?

Posted by Brett Greene | Filed under Influence | Apr 5, 2010 | Tags: facebook, google, google side wiki, niche community, online community, real-time web, Social Media, social web, tribes, trust community, twitter, webmd | No Comments

A conversation simply about Twitter and Facebook is the wrong one to have when discussing social media, even though it’s the one most people are having. Social media has revolutionized how people connect and communicate. It is now a normal, everyday activity to connect with virtual strangers in real time via the social web – ...Read more.

Calling Media ‘Social Media’ is Like Calling Water ‘Wet Water’

Posted by Brett Greene | Filed under Social Media | Feb 12, 2010 | Tags: buzz, facebook, friendfeed, google, influencer, influencer marketing, Marketing, Media, mybloglog, myspace, ning, PR, side wiki, slide share, twitter, user generated content, ustream, vidler, vimeo, wave, youtube | 5 Comments

It is an interesting time for social media. Fifteen years ago bulletin boards and forums were the only platforms available. Three to five years ago blogs, MySpace, YouTube and Facebook were carving out a niche. This week Google announced Buzz which was added to the internet social landscape along with Twitter, Side Wiki, Wave, SlideShare, ...Read more.

Google Wave: The Positive Influence of Disruptive Technology

Posted by Brett Greene | Filed under Beliefs, Books, Money, Politics, Social Media, Spin | Jun 1, 2009 | Tags: amazon, current events, disruptive technology, google, google wave, mobile, mobile phone, mobile technology, satellite, smart phone, tech, techcrunch, technology | No Comments

Technology has rocked our world repeatedly in profound ways. This will happen many more times and is about to happen again with Google Wave. It’s going to be a tidal wave! Imagine email, instant messaging, document sharing and much more integrated into a real time platform. Or don’t imagine it and just wait a few ...Read more.