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John Blossom, author of "Content Nation: Surviving and Thriving as Social Media Changes Our Work, Our Lives and Our Future" (Wiley, 2009) provides an overview of the impact of social media and a view into how it is shaping our future as a civilization by shaping the DNA of society.
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SURVIVING & THRIVING WITH SOCIAL MEDIAJohn Blossom, Author of “Content
Nation”22 September
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Social Media
What it Means Today Media Business Education Government Politics Society
What it Really Changes What it Means for Our Future
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The World is a Nation of Publishers
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Content Nation is born! Influencing bloggers:
59 million people 24th largest nation
Influencing social networkers: 74 million people 16th largest nation
A Global Nation of Citizen Publishers
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From the Book…
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What is Social Media? Content Nation’s Seven Secrets of Social
Media Where Content Nation Is Leading Us
What is Social Media?
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The ability for anyone to influence others easily using highly scalable and accessible publishing tools. Weblogs Wikis Social Networking Share Videos, Photos, Podcasts, Bookmarks,
Mashups Messaging/Microblogging Forums, Chats, Collaboration Ratings, Reviews, Comments
What do you need to make the “secret sauce?”
Seven Secrets of Social Media
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Social Media Secret #1
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It’s all about people scaling their influence independently.
Global Influence
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Local Influence
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Real-Time Influence
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Real-Time Influence
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Brand Influence
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Product Influence
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Political Influence
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Social Media Secret #2
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Technology matters in social media, but not as much as understanding what people want to get from influential publishing
Where is the “Hot Spot” Tonight?
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What Are My Customers Saying?
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Personal and Professional Goals
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Social Media Secret #3
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Social media is about the law of the campfire, not the law of the jungle: social values are important in social media and having people who are willing to enforce values matters.
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Social Media Secret #4
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Social media creates influential, scalable and valuable contexts for content, far more than provided by conventional media.
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Mashups: Contexts Out of Thin Air
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Contexts for People & Organisations
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Social Media Secret #5
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Social media’s power comes from serving highly focused communities and markets very efficiently. It’s the power of mass contextualization, not mass production.
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Publications for/by Any Community
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The “Big Sombrero” Social Economy “The Long Tail”: the
lifecycle of short-lived mass-market “hits”
“The Big Sombrero”: the lifecycle of long-lived social economies
Building global and local social economiesfor any size enterprise
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Social Media Secret #6
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Social media establishes more direct relationships between people who can help one another to survive and thrive.
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Altruism Yields Personal Influence
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Global/Local Economic Influence
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Social Media Secret #7
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Social media’s influence helps people and organizations that know how to have - and to listen to - conversations.
Ask and You Shall Receive
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Leaving Room for Dissent & Dialog
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Where is social media taking us?
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Where Does Social Media Bring Us?
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Realigning the bonds of society Returning to more flexible human
organization Extending our ability to evolve
civilizations
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To Publish is to be Human
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Reclaiming Humankind’s Heritage
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The Other 5 Billion
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Publishing: Civilization’s DNA Publishing defines the
organism of society Change publishing and
you change how society can adapt and evolve
Models of altruism are the key
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Animal Altruism: Based on Genetics Organizes small
animal/human groups “You might be
related to me so I’ll cooperate”
Encoded in natural genes
Focused on flexible, collaborative social adaptation – “own the moment”
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Human Altruism: Based on Publishing Organizes large
human groups “We have a
social/business contract so I’ll cooperate”
Encoded in publishing Focused on inflexible,
centralized ownership Creates social
organisms that adapt slowly to change
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Central Publishing Speeds Extinction
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Source: Gerrit Schoups et al., PNAS
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Nature’s DNA Does Better
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Social Media Rewrites Society’s DNA Decentralized control Peer bonds Collaborative Real-Time Contextual Transactional Leveraging technology and humanness
to create rapidly adapting and highly scalable civilizations
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From Machine to Global Organism
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The Sensor Society
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The Sensor Society
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The Sensor Society
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Social Media: Civilization’s new DNA?
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Spore: Share evolving user-designed creatures
Over 3 million created in a few weeks Twice the number of
known species! Social media can
offer civilization new scalability & diversity to survive and to thrive
Our Next Great Civilization?
Re-adapting to ice ages ?
Organic networks Organic social media Our tribes will be
anywhere and everywhere
Our relationships will extend through the ages
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Source: Doc Searls
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Chasing the Mammoth: Context is All
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Source: Dr. Silvia Helena Cardoso
The Mammoth Code for Social Media Let your content “graze” where it needs
to Study its behavior carefully Be prepared to chase it Bring friends & family Build collective wisdom Share in the hunt Use everything Be ready to switch to alternatives
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The World is a Nation of Publishers
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Nosotros somos Content Nation!Nous sommes Content Nation!We are Content Nation!
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ABOUT SHORE
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and content technology products and services in enterprise and media markets
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Recognized: 2004, 2005 EContent Magazine
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SOCIAL MEDIA: BENEFITS FOR PEOPLE IN NEW CONTEXTS
Content is information and experiences that benefit an audience in specific contexts.
If people don’t benefit, it’s not content!
Source: Isabelle Trocheris/David Giovannoni