Social software and social change
I had a chance to sit (virtually) down with Marshall Kirkpatrick and have a
thoroughly enjoyable discussion about the state of social software and Web 2.0 and its relevance to social change
organizations -- please feel free to check out the results on Netsquared (which you should also check out!). Thanks to Marshall for the
thought-provoking questions (and for the really cool tag cloud Table of Contents).
Reader Comments
(Page 1)2. I just checked out the article you have mentioned and the interview...nice one...
I liked the way he has described FlickR and how it provides enormous flexibility, as well as its stance that " we simply don't know all the ways you can use it, so we leave it to you to figure it out"...that's way too cool
Thanks for bringing the article to our notice
Vic, eIT.in @ http://www.eit.in
Posted at 5:33AM on May 12th 2006 by Vic Verghese
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