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- Dana Boyd – Sociable Technology and Democracy
- Government 2.0: How Social Media Could Transform Gov PR
- International Communication Association (ICA)
- Leverging Social Media in Regulated Industries
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- The Advocacy 2.0 Guide (Tools for Digital Advocacy)
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Welcome
Welcome to ThinkSocial at The Paley Center for Media.
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Please also take the time join our community on Facebook and join the conversation on Twitter. If you would like to share your stories and insights you can do so here.
Announcing the #Promise - June 10th 2010
Think Social Twitter Updates
Recent Posts
Tags
#Promise
Action
advocacy
Africa
blogs
censorship
charity
charitywater
china
CNN
collaboration
community
CSR
donations
Education
facebook
Fast Company
fundraising
google
government
green
haiti
Health
Iran
Justmeans
Malaria
myspace
Non-profit
non-profits
obama
paley
pepsico
platform
politics
social media
social networking
technology
TED
the #promise
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twestival
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Recent Comments
- How the Gulf Coast Benefit is Using Social Media to Rally Support on Q&A: Rob Kramer, Founder and CEO of PopRule
- Ben Bloom on Congress on Facebook: Some thoughts
- Stickers Blog on Can Twitter save BP? A look at social media damage control
- Adolfo Delcid on The year that was: Significant events in 2009 that defined social media in the public interest
- adinagenn on Hospitals gain community mindshare through social media
Blogroll
- Apophenia
- Berkman Center
- Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media
- Center for Social Media
- Chris Anderson – The Longtail
- Chris Brogan
- Citizen Post
- Clay Shirky
- Digiactive
- Douglas Rushkoff
- Gauravonomics Blog
- Henry Jenkins
- Idealist
- Jimmy Wales
- Kevin Kelly
- Mashable
- MIT Media Lab
- Mobile Active
- NetSquared, an initiative of TechSoupGlobal.org
- NYTimes.com Technology – Bits Blog
- Personal Democracy Forum
- PHILANTHROPY 2173
- Richard Stacy
- Slate Magazine
- Smart Money & the Social Entrepreneur API | Tactical Philanthropy
- Social Actions
- Social Edge
- Social Media Explorer
- Social Media for Social Good
- The Buzz Bin
- The Everywun Blog
- Tom Watson
- Top 200 Social Media Blogs
- Wired News
- YTVideo Volunteers's Channel
Industry Groups and Organizations
Resources & Articles
- All for Good
- Dana Boyd – Sociable Technology and Democracy
- Government 2.0: How Social Media Could Transform Gov PR
- International Communication Association (ICA)
- Leverging Social Media in Regulated Industries
- Pew Internet Research – Social Networking
- Revolution, Facebook-Style
- Social Media in Plain English
- The Advocacy 2.0 Guide (Tools for Digital Advocacy)
- Why Non-Profits Are So Good at Social Media