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May 11, 2009

A Story of Selflessnes

Once upon a time there was a guy named Dom. Dom needed some stuff, to help make his life a bit better – to help him get around a bit more. Dom asked his friends to help him out. But Dom wasn’t content to just make his life better. He wanted to make others’ lives...CONTINUE READING

Category:12 for 12000 challenge

Tag:12for12k, commmunity, dominickevans, twitter

April 19, 2009

Why It's All About Stories

by Susan Murphy

I met someone for the first time recently. They asked me “What do you do?”. The story of what I “do” has changed over the years. I used to just say “I work for [insert company name here].” Then after a while, I started to identify more with the actual work I was doing. “I’m...CONTINUE READING

Category:social media

Tag:marketing, social media, story, television, tools, TV, twitter, Video

April 14, 2009

The Day Twitter (or Facebook, or MySpace) Died

by Susan Murphy

I’m watching with interest today a post written my my friend Danny Brown yesterday about a fake Twitter site. You can go read the post, and the comments if you like (WARNING: some of the comments contain some off-colour language). This isn’t a post about the fake Twitter site, and it’s not a post about...CONTINUE READING

Category:social media

Tag:dannybrown, facebook, faketwitter, ning, socialmedia, twitter, wordpress

March 30, 2009

What a Change of Scenery Can Do

by Susan Murphy

I’ve been on the road this week. Hubby and I have been touring around the American Midwest, spending a couple of days in Indiana, then hopping over to Ohio. We leave tomorrow, to drive back home. It will be a 12 hour-or-so trip. I really like road trips. More than flying, actually. Flying, as much...CONTINUE READING

Category:about life

Tag:horrorhound weekend, midwest, travel, twitter

January 16, 2009

A Word on Partnerships

by Susan Murphy

I woke up this morning thinking about something that fascinates me about social media. Yesterday in Denis B Hancock’s great blog post on tipping points, I made the comment that social media is the great leveler. It gives anyone with an Internet connection and something to say an equal opportunity to be a blogger, a...CONTINUE READING

Category:entrepreneurship

Tag:blogger, denisbhancock, partnerships, podcaster, tippingpoint, twitter

January 12, 2009

Who Are You Missing by Staying Inside the Bubble?

by Susan Murphy

The other night I went to a party. There were probably about 40 people in and out of the place the whole night. Oddly, I knew only about 6 or 7 of them (unusual for this particular circle). We had lots of fun, the wine was flowing, the food was delicious, and our hostess with...CONTINUE READING

Category:social media

Tag:blackberry, bluetooth, communications, iphone, macbook, party, publicrelations, socialmedia, twitter, wine

December 27, 2008

How Small Towns Are Social Networks

by Susan Murphy

I’m back! Back in civilization, and back to my iMac, my 3G network, my Twitter, my blog. Don’t get me wrong – I had a wonderful Christmas, spending time with my in-laws in frozen, but beautiful Manitoba. We ate, and talked, and ate, and played cards, and ate, and opened gifts, and ate some more....CONTINUE READING

Category:social media

Tag:arborg, facebook, linkedin, manitoba, socialmedia, socialnetworking, twitter

December 19, 2008

Why We Need to Pay Attention to Anyone Under 25

by Susan Murphy

Today as I was doing my Christmas shopping, I was listening to Net@Night with Amber MacArthur and Leo Laporte (wow…listening to tech podcasts while Christmas shopping…I am SUCH a geek!). My husband had called me and suggested I listen to this particular episode closely, and I’m glad I did. Leo and Amber had Don Tapscott,...CONTINUE READING

Category:social media

Tag:ambermacarthur, blogging, digg, dontapscott, facebook, grownupdigital, leolaporte, myspace, net@night, socialmedia, twitter

December 14, 2008

A New Approach to the Holidays

by Susan Murphy

This is the first Christmas in 38 years that I’ll be away from my family. It’s kind of a weird thing, and I find myself feeling a little bit emotional about it. I am still going to be around family – hubby and I are going to Winnipeg to spend Christmas with his family. But...CONTINUE READING

Category:Christmas

Tag:Christmas, commercialism, facebook, family, holidays, linkedin, twitter

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