by Brad Nix | Oct 11, 2012 | Articles
“Truly different behaviors require truly distinct situations.” Those are the words of Joshua Meyrowitz from No Sense Of Place: The Impact Of Electronic Media On Social Behavior. The real estate world is feeling the negative social impact of that concept as...
by Brad Nix | Jul 20, 2012 | Articles
“The Slow Web would be more like a book, retaining many of the elements of the popular web, but unhurried, re-considered, additive. Research would no longer be restricted to rapid responders. Conclusions would be intentionally postponed until sufficiently...
by Brad Nix | Jul 10, 2012 | Radio
Matthew Shadbolt shares his purpose and insight for authoring the highly commented and in depth article: “Slacktivism” What it Really Takes to Raise the Bar. 03:10 — What is the value of a Like, RT, or Assembly? 09:00 — Clicktivism, How...
by Brad Nix | Apr 4, 2012 | Articles
“If large numbers of accounts are fake, and equally large numbers have no profile information, it means that there is a far less commercial value in social media networks than total numbers would suggest.” Tom Foremski, ZDNet, February 14th, 2012 ...
by Brad Nix | Mar 6, 2012 | Articles
Ivan Pavlov could make his dogs salivate without any food being present. This discovery was accidental. Pavlov’s Nobel prize actually came from his study of the digestive system, but he noticed something else in the process. The dogs being used in the...
