Bullet-Proofing Your Presentation – SlideShare

Death By PowerPoint (SlideShare)

This is the ultimate PowerPoint presentation NOT to emulate!

The Conversation Prism by Brian Solis – Web 2.0 in Images

Here is yet another way Brian Solis is able to make social media more dissectable for us. He writes: “Conversations are increasingly distributed. This social distribution fragments our ability to connect with masses, but promotes a 1:1 approach that yields a one-to-many upside through the empowerment of influential social beacons. The Conversation Prism represents that [...]

Top Twitter Friends Map – Brian Solis PR 2.0

The newest blog by Brian Solis, Micro Disruption Theory and The Social Effect, is fascinating not only because of new disruptions trends he describes, but also because of the social maps he shows ( his own here) to to make our interconnectedness visible.

Social Media – if you’re not on Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Alltop, etc. you’re not visible!

International Panel: Seesmic, Ubergizmo, l’Atelier, CoolIris

Internationally Cool and Plugged In 02/27/09 On Wednesday, February 25th, we witnessed the latest and greatest in cool innovation and gadgets during Internationally Cool and Plugged In, the high-tech event we co-organized with GABA and FACC. With a panel gathering such famous Web 2.0 entrepreneurs as Loic Le Meur (Seesmic), Eliane Fiolet and Hubert Nguyen [...]

CNN Money Chronicles 21 Dumbest Moments in Business in 2008

CNN Money talks about the dumb things that executives and businesses did in 2008. Especially dumb were the moves by GM, Chrysler and Ford in coming to Washington unprepared, flying their own jets to the meeting.

Conversation with the CEO of Silicon Valley’s coolest little plug-in – CoolIris

Soujanya tells us about the challenges he faces trying to grow CoolIris and how thankful he is to his team and all the help his team members are giving him. His offices are located in Palo Alto, California – the heart of Silicon Valley!

Obama, a World President?

The recent election was remarkable and historic and one that will be remembered for many years to come; not only because of the incredible turn-out of young people, with 23 million young Americans under the age of 30 voting, a turn-out this country hasn’t seen since the 70s, but also because it was an election [...]