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Green Gifts, meet the XO laptop

20 November, 2007
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by Rob Cottingham

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BC Hydro's Green Gifts: harnessing Facebook gift-giving energy for conservation

16 October, 2007
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by Rob Cottingham

When you're a company looking to make your first foray into the thickets of social media, building your own online community from scratch – and taking on everything from usability issues to platform selection to how you get that critical mass of people to sign up in the first place – can seem pretty daunting, and with good reason.

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Searching sustainably at happyfrog

4 August, 2007
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by Alexandra Samuel

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NetSquared, year 2 begins

29 May, 2007
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by Rob Cottingham

As I write this, Irene Weiser from Stop Family Violence is on stage at NetSquared, telling t

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High-speed organizing on Facebook

30 Days of Sustainability's Turn It Off campaign grows participation with Facebook

15 April, 2007
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by Rob Cottingham

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ChangeEverything.ca is a Webby Official Honoree!

10 April, 2007
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by Rob Cottingham

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ChangeEverything.ca becoming a launch platform for great ideas

4 April, 2007
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by Rob Cottingham

Just as you can never really tell if an online community will really take off, you also really don't know what form that success will take.

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Vancity CEO Dave Mowat is blogging

27 February, 2007
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by Rob Cottingham

Add Vancity honcho Dave Mowat's name to the growing list of CEOs who are blogging. And if you head to his blog, you'll notice two things.

One, it's not on the Vancity site. Instead, it's on ChangeEverything.ca, where he's helping to contribute to the conversations there.

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Reflected glory marketing versus the heavy hand of the brand

29 January, 2007
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by Rob Cottingham

Over at the Jackson Fish Market blog, Hillel Cooperman makes a strong case that "software is an untapped and exponentially powerful medium in which to convey messages and values for brand advertisers." He points to Burger King's videogaming endeavours, but says his argument extends to the web as well.

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