The primary reason I held off getting started on Twitter was that I felt that my blog was my primary space for content sharing, and I didn’t want to divide my limited spare attention across platforms. now know that blogs and Twitter are highly complementary. In Living Networks I wrote how technology facilitates human connection. MORE >>

It is hard work to create content, but today simply by curating other people’s content you can build a powerful social media profile. have been blogging for almost 10 years now, and it has been immensely valuable to me in many ways. Social media Social networks TwitterSo what is your intent from curation? MORE >>

Micro-blogging is starting to become a very effective way in which organizations can mitigate some of the aforementioned points. personally don’t care what tool, application or technology is being used to drive enterprise-wide micro-blogging, but it must be secure and ideally it’s behind the firewall. Are there any risks? MORE >>

<Note: I call this a ‘popcorn’ post> If you’re on the ole Twitter , or even better, if your organization has implemented a micro-blogging application of some sort, you get it. That is, you probably have a semi-coherent idea of what micro-blogging actually is. Perhaps where I’m really stuck is on the term blogging. MORE >>

A few days ago Arie Goldshlager pointed me to the fantastic video below of Giam Swiegers, CEO of Deloitte Australia, talking about the company’s use of micro-blogging. Shortly after Forrester announced that Deloitte Australia’s Yammer network had won its 2011 Forrester Groundswell award in the category of Collaboration Systems. MORE >>