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Social Media and the Sharing Economy

by JD Lasica on Feb 19, 2009

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A 40-page slide show of a Social Media Camp that JD Lasica and Chris Heuer gave at New America Media in San Francisco on Feb. 17, 2009, centering on changes in the mediasphere that are driving adoption...

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A 40-page slide show of a Social Media Camp that JD Lasica and Chris Heuer gave at New America Media in San Francisco on Feb. 17, 2009, centering on changes in the mediasphere that are driving adoption of social media, with a look at key social media tools.

I added the We Are Media credits on the presentation but I don't believe there's a way to edit the PDF unless this entire page were deleted. So:

Beth, apologies for the oversight: All slides are licensed under a Creative Commons BY-NC license except Slides 19, 20, 26, which are licensed under a Creative Commons BY-SA license; attribution: We Are Media. Excellent set of resources on the wiki at http://www.wearemedia.org/Materials

The slides, rather than the PDF, can be downloaded at drop.io here:

drop.io/jdlasica

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  • jdlasica JD Lasica , Founder at Socialmedia.biz Ah, well, drop.io won't work - they have a 100mb file size limit (what's up with that?)

    So, if you want the original slides, email me at jd at socialbrite.org and i'll send them via Pando or SpinXpress.     3 years ago Reply
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  • jdlasica JD Lasica , Founder at Socialmedia.biz Beth, apologies for the oversight, still learning the ins and outs of Slideshare.

    All slides are licensed under a Creative Commons BY-NC license except Slides 19, 20, 26, which are licensed under a Creative Commons BY-SA license; attribution: We Are Media. Excellent set of resources on the wiki at http://www.wearemedia.org/Materials

    The slides, rather than the PDF, can be downloaded at drop.io/jdlasica     3 years ago Reply
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  • kanter Beth Kanter , blogger, trainer. scholar, author, ceo at Beth’s Blog JD looks great - is there a place where can download the slides? I'd like to remix this? Also, I noticed you used several slides from WeAreMedia but I didn't see the attribution - that's the condition of the creative commons license - to mention the source - and also reshare in the wiki! Thanks 3 years ago Reply
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  • Gordonway Bernhard Fuckert , PR Professional at Text 100 Germany Great presentation overall, I really like it.
    Slide 19 'Who's commanding mindshare' is misleading, however. Clearly social media has more page views, but how does the picture look when you put that in relation to the number of outlets. I'd expect publisher media to still have more mindshare per outlet. The influence of social media is rapidly growing, but it's not almighty (yet).
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  • jdlasica JD Lasica , Founder at Socialmedia.biz It's too bad Slideshare.net supports files only up to 100MB. This one was 420MB because of the videos, so I exported it as a PDF.

    The BBC report on the US Air Flight 1549 'miracle in the Hudson' and the role of Twitter, Flickr and citizen journalism is here:

    http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/7834755.stm

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