(1) The document summarizes discussions from a forum on social networks in Chinese-speaking societies. Key topics included the political significance of language in multiethnic Malaysia and challenges of anonymity, cyber troopers, and censorship.
(2) In Malaysia, the Chinese community sees Chinese literacy as important to their social and ethnic identity in the country's racially divided politics. A Chinese blog called "blook.my" was created to encourage writing and community among Chinese speakers.
(3) Issues discussed included some social networks requiring a primary language that can exclude others, and localized Chinese dialects/languages in Malaysia forming barriers between language groups even within the country. Cyber troopers called "Wu-Mao Party
Fox Hsiao is a software developer with experience building iPhone and iPad apps using iOS and the Facebook Three20 framework. He has won awards from Yahoo, Apple and Google for his work. His skills include Ruby on Rails, MySQL, and web technologies like HTML, CSS, JavaScript and Ajax. He is looking for internship or job opportunities involving mobile app development or location-based social networking services.
(1) The document summarizes key takeaways from a forum on the future of social networking in Taiwan. It discusses how social change groups can use social media to form alliances, support other groups' work, and verify their scale of support.
(2) It also notes that social media provides new opportunities for participation like expression, learning, and activism. While audiences on social media still have a demassified structure, groups can use social media to communicate strategically like managing a brand.
(3) The forum involved a discussion of a research report on the future of social networking. Participants discussed individual behaviors on social media and how social change groups engage through social media. They suggested additional ways for groups
(1) The document summarizes discussions from a forum on social networks in Chinese-speaking societies. Key topics included the political significance of language in multiethnic Malaysia and challenges of anonymity, cyber troopers, and censorship.
(2) In Malaysia, the Chinese community sees Chinese literacy as important to their social and ethnic identity in the country's racially divided politics. A Chinese blog called "blook.my" was created to encourage writing and community among Chinese speakers.
(3) Issues discussed included some social networks requiring a primary language that can exclude others, and localized Chinese dialects/languages in Malaysia forming barriers between language groups even within the country. Cyber troopers called "Wu-Mao Party
Fox Hsiao is a software developer with experience building iPhone and iPad apps using iOS and the Facebook Three20 framework. He has won awards from Yahoo, Apple and Google for his work. His skills include Ruby on Rails, MySQL, and web technologies like HTML, CSS, JavaScript and Ajax. He is looking for internship or job opportunities involving mobile app development or location-based social networking services.
(1) The document summarizes key takeaways from a forum on the future of social networking in Taiwan. It discusses how social change groups can use social media to form alliances, support other groups' work, and verify their scale of support.
(2) It also notes that social media provides new opportunities for participation like expression, learning, and activism. While audiences on social media still have a demassified structure, groups can use social media to communicate strategically like managing a brand.
(3) The forum involved a discussion of a research report on the future of social networking. Participants discussed individual behaviors on social media and how social change groups engage through social media. They suggested additional ways for groups
This is a Chinese presentation I wrote in 2005. It is my thought on why people use internet on different ways. I read some books and remix my idea within this presentation. I believe Internet is a great tool on four fields to people.People need us Internet on Knowledge Management, Time Management, Relationship Management and Emotion Management.
This document summarizes discussions from a forum on the future of social networking. Key points include:
- Language, identity, and politics can divide groups even when they speak similar languages. It's not just language that separates people.
- Independent voices can still be found even without independent media. In the age of social media, ordinary people can spread news faster than governments.
- Paid content creators are common on social networks.
- Independent media formed from blogs can present diverse views without being constrained by politics or business interests.
- Unique progressive ideas may struggle in mainstream media but can spread quickly online and not be forgotten.
- Everyone can participate in journalism by documenting their lives and sharing different perspectives online.
The document summarizes key discussions from a forum on the present and future of social networking sites in Taiwan. Some main points include:
- Social networking sites provide new opportunities for social change groups to connect with each other and their supporters through communication, voting, and verifying supporter numbers.
- SNS open up many ways for individuals to participate, such as expression, learning engagement, and various forms of online and offline activism.
- While fans on SNS still have a demassified structure, social change groups should view their SNS presence as a branding opportunity and focus on communication, building support, action plans, and organizational development.
The document discusses how emerging technologies like digital philanthropy and social networks, when combined with philanthropy, could help create a better world. It provides examples of pioneers in information and communication technology like Doug Engelbart, Vic Hayes, and Mary Lou Jepsen. The document also discusses how organizations like One Village Foundation and Cisco use digital tools and a holistic approach to address social issues and drive sustainable community development through open digital villages and other programs.
The document discusses how emerging technologies like digital philanthropy and social networks, when combined with philanthropy, could help create a better world. It provides examples of pioneers in information and communication technology like Doug Engelbart, Vic Hayes, and Mary Lou Jepsen. The document also discusses how organizations like One Village Foundation and Cisco use digital tools and a holistic approach to address social issues and drive sustainable community development through open digital villages and other programs.
The document discusses the traits of an effective leader. It defines key terms like communicating, organizing, delegating, leading, and controlling. It then lists important personality traits for a leader, including being mission oriented, having a sense of justice, fairness, taste for power, risk taking, and professionalism. The document compares these traits for leaders in government, enterprises, and non-profits. It concludes that a leader needs wisdom, courage, and benevolence, and that leadership can be trained and developed over time as people are products of their genes, environment, and acquired habits.
1. 未來的連結 : 社交網的今天,明天和更遠的未來 Future Connect: Review of Social Networking Today, Tomorrow and Beyond 延 伸 活 動 ( 臺 灣 )? An Outreach Forum in Taipei, Taiwan April 14, 2010 Report by Communication for Social Change (CfSC)? for Communication Working Group aids2031