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Episode 17, about 30 minutes.
Clue Unit Episode #17 Transparency Rapid Fire
Todays Topics:
- Google Street Views
- Transparency and TV
- Data as Transparency
- Facebook Applications
Related Links:
Transparent Screens on Flickr
Google Street Level Views
Phone Plans and Transparency
Esse Quam Videre - To Be Rather Than To Seem
Pleo Dinosaur
Video: Rosie Vs. Elizabeth on the View (yes, we discussed it, thanks Jake!)
Transparency Linked to Trust and Effectiveness
Computer as Replacement for TV
Entertainment Weekly - Are You Killing TV?
Twitter
TweetVolume.com is it transparency?
Darren Barefoot
Goldcorp in Wikinomics
Facebook
Facebook Developers and Applications
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Episode 15, about 30 minutes.
Today's Topic: Interview with Deb Schultz on Transparency
About Deb:
Deb Schultz is a consultant and speaker who describes herself as an evangelist and rabble-rouser in the relationship economy. She is the former Marketing Director of Six Apart, makers of blogging platforms Movable Type, Typepad, Vox and Live Journal.
With Jake McKee, Lee LeFever and Christopher Carfi.
Related notes and links:
Six Apart offers refund due to poor Typepad performance
Mena jokes about incoming CEO
Apple and Google and Transparency
Jonathan Schwartz's Blog
Transparency may not be for everyone
The value of baby steps
How to start with transparency: ask questions, start a blog
Craig Newmark, Craigslist and valuing customers
Use the word "I" as in "I believe" vs "the company believes"
Huge connection between transparency and community
In today's world, you cannot lie
Walmarting Across America blog debacle
Ask - Why am I creating this company/product and what do I owe my customers?
Bonus link: Transparency Tyranny from Trendwatching.com
Thanks for the great interview Deb!
Mena's Corner: Where's the Beef?
It's coming and Mena doesn't want everyone to get over-excited. I continue to be impressed with Six Apart's communication style. I liked this:
Movable Type 3.0 and on will not be the solution for everyone, and that's okay. For some users, TypePad makes more sense. For others, non-Six Apart tools make more sense.
What? Other products may make more sense to some users? Did the CEO really say that?
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