Fed press Ottawa December Presentation
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This is the presentation I gave at the Federate Press event in Ottawa on December 13th, 2010. Thanks to CBC Radio for use of the news clip.
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This is a presentation from the Canadian Bovine Genomics Workshop held in Calgary, Alberta on Sept.14, 2009.
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Fed press Ottawa December Presentation
- 1. Getting Ready for Social Media Mike Spear Director of Corporate Communications Genome Alberta
- 3. SysOp with CompuServe of Columbus, Ohio in the 90’s
- 4. Published in peer-reviewed journals
- 5. I've owned a Newton, Palm, and an iPAQ
- 6. Part of our National genetics and society team
- 8. Funded by 2 levels of government, academic institutions and industry
- 9. Our communications goals centre on:
- 10. Awareness
- 11. Education
- 12. Position Genome Alberta as a source of information
- 15. The technology is new with better speed, reach, and scope
- 18. Strong sense of community
- 20. Choosing the tools: You Must Enter the Tiger's Den to Catch the Cubs Madison Avenue has always known to enter the culture where you want to compete
- 21. Social Networks are not new:
- 22. “ The peculiar challenge then, is for us digital immigrants – many of whom are in positions to determine how news is assembled and disseminated – to apply a digital mindset to a set of challenges” Rupert Murdoch
- 23. Government & non-profits tend to polarize. We need more ways to reach out.
- 24. Knowledge is only one factor among many influences that are likely to guide how individuals reach judgements, with ideology, social identity and trust often having stronger impacts” Bubela, Nisbet et al. (2009) Nature Biotech
- 25. "Strengthening ( Internet) network culture construction and management," ..... "will help extend the battlefront of propaganda and ideological work. It is good for increasing the radiant power and infectiousness of socialist spiritual growth." HuJintao President of China
- 26. Moral incentives need to replace material incentives.
- 27. Give-a-Gene
- 31. Templates, stories, layout, features, and content, can be edited on the fly. Pushes material to the web, Twitter, and is re-usable in other communications tools
- 34. Easy
- 35. Intuitive
- 36. Replaces other tools
- 38. GenOmics - Twitter - blog - DNA network - Homepage Twitter - blogs - Newsletter – influencers - homepage Blog / GenOmics - media - Twitter Picasa – AAET - BioAlberta - blog - GenOmics Newsletter – Twitter – GenOmics - Influencers YouTube - GenOmics - blog - partners Slideshare - Homepage - Twitter - GenOmics RSS - blogs – GenOmics Wikipedia – Other Genome Centres
- 39. David & Goliath
- 40. mspear@genomealberta.ca @mikesgene http://facebook.genomealberta.ca http://www.genomealberta.ca/blogs http://www.slideshare.net or http://mediamargins.com
Editor's Notes
- IABC Survey: The introduction of social media tools may be the most revolutionary change to communications since the Internet