Tagged in the Changeblogging meme

Mads tagged me in this conversation that originated with Qui Diaz of Livingston Communications. To quote Qui: “Changebloggers, as defined by Britt Bravo, are ‘people who are using their blog, podcast or vlog to raise…

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ASAE AM Conversation: The Lunchtable Twilight Zone

As you’ll note if you read Confessions of a Justified Meeting Attendee, I mostly avoided the ASAE Exhibit Hall. However, one day, I made the mistake of having lunch. No it wasn’t the food –…

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BloggerCon and BloggerUnCon

This year was my first BloggerCon. It was also the first year that BloggerCon was part of the official program. So it was kind of a mixed group: long time bloggers about associations like Jeff,…

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Law of Unintended Consequences

In common with most attendees, I began my San Diego odyssey on a plane: a US Air flight from DC. I’m a platinum elite muckity-muck member (or whatever it is), so I’ve mercifully been shielded…

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Confessions of a Justified Meeting Attendee*

I was a bad ASAE & the Center Annual Meeting attendee. I did not visit the exhibit floor. In all fairness, I’m a consultant/vendor. They really don’t want to see me. I’m really just going…

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What Comes After Web 2.0?

A prescient question posted by one of my colleagues this morning. My answer, of course, was Web 3.0! From whatis.com: The idea of the Semantic Web was created by World Wide Web inventor Tim Berners-Lee….

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Social Networking the Not-for-Profit World

In ASAE’s recent Decision to Join study, the following four items ranked consistently as the top member benefits in membership associations across nearly all demographic categories: Providing networking opportunities Providing professional development opportunities Supplying industry…

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