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May 12, 2005

Social Engagement

Social EngagementGreat article in The Guardian on Socialtext by David Tebbutt, not only for enterprise collaboration, but how it augmented the Les Blogs event (hat tip: Loic).

Similarly, Kevin Werbach hosted a pre-Supernova party this Tuesday.  When Kevin made a toast he pointed out how it felt like a bubble event, but the key difference was how everyone chipped in $25 through paypal on the wiki signup page.  Good examples of easy (and cost-effective) group forming.

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