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Yet Another SXSW Post (And, No, I Don't Know If You Should Go Next.

Almost Savvy

Panels, Workshops, Keynotes, Oh My! Keeping up-to-date on which parties are where and when, which are invitation-only, open to anyone with a SXSW badge or open to anyone period, is an exercise unto itself. After being asked by countless people what I thought of it and whether they should attend next year, I gave in.

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Cyberbullying and blogs – a case study Mumbrella

Laurel Papworth

If you move that into personal attacks – continually identifying e.g. pointing the finger and naming a person – you will find that you create a negative community with negative comments and a negative tone. People can also be bullied online by groups of people such as class groups or collective members of an online community.

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Best Internet Marketing Posts of 2008: Social Media, SEO, and More " techipedia | tamar weinberg

Techipedia: Tamar Weinberg

New for 2008: If your article is highlighted in this comprehensive post, we have badges for you! Jill Whalen has been active on forums and online communities for 10 years now. The ‘El Farol’ Problem in Social News : Muhammad Saleem explains that the community is happy when social news submissions occur in moderation.

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The 2011 #Nifty50 Top Twitter Men Reprise

Webbiquity SMM

It takes a community to build a community. So much of building a community requires understanding people and engaging with them. Now you may wonder, “ How do we build a community? Senior Analyst at Forrester ( @TomGrantForr ) “You don’t build a community. It was at the Twitter Shorty Awards (NYC) in 2010.

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Convince and Convert Blog: Social Media Strategy and Social Media.

Convince & Convert

There was no shatteringly impactful takeaway from SXSW 2010, as it seems we’ve entered a (sure to be brief) innovation lull. The feeling of community, and “we’re all in this together&# is slipping away. At SXSW, each attendee had their unique QR code printed on their name badge.