Community development in the Petite-Nation, online
Many local businesses in the Petite-Nation are still not online. This is not a criticism; it is where the opportunity lies.
By Robert ScalesEvents & community
142 posts in this category, newest first.
Community in lockdown: keeping a dive family together with no guests
Eight months with no guests on the island: the community is what the dive centre still has. How to keep it together when there is nothing to sell.
By Robert ScalesCommunity development on a small island
A dive centre is a guest in the village. Observations from Nusa Ceningan on working with a small community rather than simply operating within it.
By Robert ScalesConvergence City
Vancouver Digital Week showed what's possible when the city's film, gaming, music and tech industries begin to converge.
By Jeff TraynorWebVisions 2009
WebVisions 2009, the conference exploring design, user experience and the business of the web, takes place May 20th-22nd in Portland, Oregon.
By Jeff TraynorSXSW 2009 in Review
Jeff Traynor's first SXSW: mobile apps and location-based social networks, the China business panel, hallway conversations and the SXNW party.
By Jeff TraynorNorthern Voice 2009 in Review
A review of the 2009 Northern Voice blogging and social media conference in Vancouver: citizen media and the Olympics, and rock and roll photography.
By Jeff TraynorNorthern Voice 2009 - Personal Blogging and Social Media Conference
Northern Voice, Canada's leading Social Media and Personal Blogging Conference, begins tomorrow at UBC, now in its fifth year.
By Jeff TraynorChina Business comes to SXSW Interactive
Kris Krug moderates a SXSW Interactive 2009 panel on the misconceptions and conundrums of doing web business in China, and asks which topics to cover.
By Kris KrugHomelessNation.org Wins Awards and Changes Lives
Homeless Nation, a Bryght-hosted Drupal site, recently won two awards: most excellent work in technology use and community building.
By Dave OlsonMDD2008 Vancouver – Panel 3: Robert Scales, CEO of Raincity Studios
Video of my presentation at Media Democracy Day Vancouver 2008 – Panel 3, The Battle for New Media and Open Communication.
By Holistic HybridNet Neutrality - What does it mean for you?
Net Neutrality pops into the news from time to time, but unless you are a policy wonk it is hard to grok the issues. A primer.
By Dave OlsonBADcamp Goodness at UC Berkeley
A feast of Drupalish delights was enjoyed in Berkeley, California at the weekend: a session-by-session report from BADcamp 08.
By Katherine BaileyAre you BAD enough for Drupal? Bay Area Drupal Camp this weekend in Berkeley
A preview of Bay Area Drupal Camp 2008 at U.C. Berkeley, a look back at BADCamp 2007, and a report from Montreal Drupal Camp.
By Dave OlsonThe best of the tech and activist worlds
Conference notes from DrupalCamp Seattle, Drupal Camp Victoria, Digital Identity World and Drupal Camp LA on open source, OpenID and infocards.
By Audrey FooMeetup plus Barbecue: A Two-in-One Event
Recap of the Shanghai Drupal meetup where Makara presented the Drupal 6 Form API, followed by the year's last barbecue.
By Peggy XieRaincity goes to Drupal Camp Victoria: Part 1 Geeks on a Ferry
Here's some community building funtimes - not much technical geekery here but some fun banter and a sense of how the extended Drupal tribe roll.
By Dave Olson3 Conferences in 2+ Weeks
Recently I have delved a little more into understanding more about topics related to distributed search and identity.
By Audrey FooSixth Shanghai Drupal User Meetup: Recap, Summary and Shared Content
Recap of the sixth Shanghai Drupal user meetup, with Mike Yao's slides on AHAH dynamic forms in Drupal 6.
By Peggy XieMy Co-op Workterm at Raincity Studios
A co-op student sums up four months at Raincity Studios: working in the open with the Drupal community and building on the SMS Framework module.
By Tylor ShermanMaking Better Photos - Tips at Gnomedex with KK
Checking in from legendary geek-fest Gnomedex, where RCS' KK kicked off the event with a great preso about making better photos.
By Dave OlsonNet Neutrality, Music Industry and Web 3.0 from nextMEDIA in Banff
A bnetTV interview from nextMEDIA in Banff: Kris Krug on framing net neutrality as digital rights, the music industry, and mobile-first Web 3.0.
By Dave OlsonDrupal Camp Shanghai was a Hit!
We had a good Drupal Camp Shanghai! Over 60 people attended over 12 sessions and discussions despite the heavy rain on Sunday.
By Reno PengVIDFest - Not Quite Live Blog
Crib notes from the first day and a half of VIDFest 2008, including tips from the Blogger Outreach panel on how PR firms should approach bloggers.
By Dave OlsonVIDFest Notebook Part Two - Point - Oh
Notes from VIDFest 2008: Chris Anderson on the economics of free, a crowd sourcing panel, Dooce and Mighty Girl on blogging, and more.
By Dave OlsonRecapping the Interactive Content Exchange in Toronto
A recap of Kris Krug at ICE 08 in Toronto: a panel on leveraging social networks, mobile delivery, gaming innovation and a first look at Spore.
By Dave OlsonKK and BMann at Bridging Media
A recap of Bridging Media at Great Northern Way, where Kris Krug and Boris Mann spoke on broadcast and digital media converging.
By Dave OlsonThanks for having us, CCI2008
CCI2008 wrap-up: presenting on open source and data sharing, controlling slides over Bluetooth, and a lunch talk with IBM's DITA architect on DITA in Drupal.
By Boris MannContent Convergence & Integration Conference 2008 - Day 1 is Content
Live notes from day 1 of Content Convergence & Integration 2008: Confabb, user-generated rich media, community managers and open source.
By Boris MannSXSW Day 3 - South by Northwest Party, Studio SX, Long Tail of Gadgets and Killer Kyte Demo
Day 3 at SXSW08 was action packed, here are my highlights.
By Roland TanglaoGeek early, geek often!
The atmosphere was a bit geekier than usual yesterday evening at the Abbey Road in Shanghai, at Raincity Studios' first geek meetup there.
By Ronan BerderNorthern Voice 2008 Preview at The Boss - Raincity Chronicles
Dave O, Roland Tanglao and Richard Eriksson preview the Internet Boot Camp track at Moose Camp, ahead of Northern Voice 2008.
By Dave OlsoneLiberatica 2008 in Romania - The benefits of Open and Free Technologies
After the success of last year's eLiberatica the organizers are going ahead with an 08' version.
By Smith Milner2008 wishlist
High hopes for Raincity Studios, Vancouver and open source in 2008, and why the bazaar model beats cathedral-style management.
By Audrey FooRavishing Rogues and Sultry Sirens Deploy Community for Harlequin Romance
The RCS team built the new eHarlequin Community, and within minutes of launch readers were signing up, blogging and participating.
By Dave OlsonVancouver is an Intelligent Community - so says the Forum
Vancouver makes the Intelligent Community Forum's Smart21, and what the broadband economy criteria say about the city's strengths and weaknesses.
By Dave OlsonVancouver League of Drupalers November 2007
Stream of consciousness notes from the Vancouver League of Drupalers: Lauren Bacon on gender in technology, plus Drupal site demos.
By Roland TanglaoBAD Behaviour Encouraged at Berkeley Camp
A Raincity Studios contingent is southern-bound for BAD Camp, the Bay Area Drupal Camp in Berkeley: a community-built conference.
By Dave OlsonFreetheNet.ca seeks to free the devices
The freethenet.ca crew of tech-revolutionaries met up last night to discuss "what's up? what's next how's it going?"
By Dave OlsonFree Wi-fi for the People of Vancouver
In Vancouver, like many other cities, complaining about the weather is the local pasttime.
By Dave OlsonUnwire your block one Meraki at a time
There's no need to wait for the mythical City of Vancouver WiFi. Build your own WiFi mesh today with a Meraki box.
By Roland TanglaoDrupalCamp LA Drupal Install Profile Session - Now with updated slides!
My Anatomy of a Drupal Install Profile session at DrupalCamp LA was well received; the updated slides are now available.
By Roland TanglaoHyper-local Drupal Community building in Olympia, Washington
I am in Olympia, Washington today meeting with a few Drupalists and community enthusiasts and recorded an episode of Radiocity Radio about Olyblog.net.
By Dave OlsonDrupalCamp LA Session - Install Profiles or how to share your awesome Drupal Webapp
Built an awesome Drupal website or webapp and want to share it or clone it to save config time? Then Drupal Install Profiles are for you!
By Roland TanglaoVancouver *is* TechCouver - Get on the Map
Dave O, the newly minted ambassador and erstwhile evangelist for Raincity Studios, offers a bit of commentary on the Vancouver tech scene.
By Dave OlsonBarcamp Vancouver wrap up!
It was great to be part of the organizing team of the second Barcamp in Vancouver.
By Robert ScalesGnomedex 2007: Round-up and Review
Being the newest runt at Raincity Studios, and a first time Gnomedex'er, I came into the event not knowing what to expect.
By Steve KruegerFORPeace - A web site for Peace and Community
FORpeace.net is a recent Bryght Light site, already compelling and moving, built on Drupal with the Bryght Basic install profile.
By Roland TanglaoCommon Craft - designing online communities that work
What if you built an online community and nobody showed up? Common Craft's 'social designers' help communities start on the right foot.
By Roland TanglaoWeb of Change - The intersection of social change, online strategy and technology
Web of Change is not your typical tech conference, and its Drupal website on a Bryght VPS lets every participant live blog their session notes.
By Roland TanglaoLocation based content via mobile devices
Kinan Sweidan of ximda.com on the state of geo location on mobile devices: GPS, tower ID, wifi and Bluetooth, and their limits.
By Erik HermansWeb Visions Day 2 - Keynote and Closing Remarks
The Ask a Ninja keynote closing WebVisions 2007: the past and future of online video, and what they learned from other web series.
By Erik HermansWebvisions 07 - Improving Interface Design, Part 2
Part II of notes from Garrett Dimon's WebVisions 2007 session: document and code better, avoid specialization, cut features.
By Mark YuasaWebvisions 07 - Must Have Open source Apps
Brian Jamison's Must Have Apps at WebVisions 2007: Trac, Drupal and an as yet unnamed Ruby on Rails ecommerce app.
By Mark YuasaUser Experience Design: Why Understanding People is the Most Important Thing
Todd Wilkens of Adaptive Path on the revival of user experience: to create great user experiences you must understand people.
By Erik HermansWeb Visions Day 1: Keynote and Closing Remarks
David Pescovitz's WebVisions 2007 keynote on coping with cognitive overload and sipping from the information firehose.
By Erik HermansWebvisions 07 - Improving Interface Design
Notes from Garrett Dimon's WebVisions 2007 session on improving interface design: understanding design, cultivating culture, thinking critically.
By Mark YuasaChangeEverything One Change at a time
Act locally, think globally. That's one of the premises behind the Bryght VPS site ChangeEverything.ca, built on Drupal.
By Roland TanglaoSaskatchewan Interactive 2007 - EverythingCasting Presentation
Roland Tanglao's EverythingCasting talk at Saskatchewan Interactive 2007: Listen. Create Compelling Content Constantly. Repeat.
By Roland TanglaoSXSW: A Decade of Style
Day one at SXSW Interactive: the CSS panel moderated by Eric Meyer on the history, rise and current state of CSS.
By Erik HermansSXSW: After the Brief: A Field Guide to Design Inspiration
Notes from a SXSW session on finding design inspiration with Jason Santa Maria and Rob Weychert of Happy Cog Studios.
By Erik HermansSXSW07 - The Real Story Behind Snakes on a Plane
The first SXSW Interactive 2007 panel explored the hype around Snakes on a Plane and the user generated content created by fans.
By Robert ScalesNorthern Voice 2007 - Best yet
Northern Voice was amazing again this year. I dare say the best ever!
By Roland TanglaoFuture of Open Source Software Panel at Vancouver PHP Conference 2007
How does Open Source affect the future of the software industry? Has Open Source "won"? A panel at the Vancouver PHP 2007 conference.
By Roland TanglaoNew Media BC Day
Technology branding for the 2010 Vancouver Olympic Games: ideas from New Media BC Day at the Great Northern Way Campus.
By Megan ColeTake Back The Power
Raincity Studios' client Cope 378 has just launched a new Drupal community site called Take Back The Power.
By Megan ColeTen Steps to Organizing a Barcamp
A ten-step guide to organizing a BarCamp: date, wiki and mailing list, graphics, promotion, volunteers, sponsors, venue and lift-off.
By Crystal WilliamsCaseCamp Vancouver
Last night I attended Vancouver's first CaseCamp, an un-conference focused on marketing that makes use of technology.
By Megan ColeReflection on Barcamp Shanghai
How China’s first barcamp came together in under a month: planning, sponsors, a blocked wiki, and 60+ participants in 19 sessions.
By Robert ScalesGovCamp in Brussels
Steve and I spent the day at GovCamp, an un-conference for government bodies learning Web 2.0 and social networking.
By Erik HermansSnapping Shots Along Suzhou Road
At BarCamp Shanghai, the first of its kind in China, Kris Krug of Bryght will facilitate a PhotoCamp and PhotoWalk through Shanghai.
By Megan ColeBarCampVan: The Midway Mark
We are half way through our Saturday at BarCampVancouver, the 24-hour stint we call BarCamp.
By Megan ColePhoto Camp
Matthew Trentacoste, Kris Krug and Warwick Patterson held a BarCampVancouver session on anything and everything photographic.
By Megan ColeBarCamp Shanghai - The First BarCamp in China
Raincity Studios and Bryght are headed back to China and are helping to organize BarCamp, bringing it to Shanghai this September.
By Kris KrugBlogHer 2006
I just spent the last 2 days at BlogHer in San Jose, California.
By Megan ColeBlogHer: Building Traffic To Your Blog With Elise Bauer
Elise Bauer gets traffic. Notes on her session about what you can do to build your traffic and keep people coming back.
By Megan ColeBlogHer: The Power of The Blog
People around the world jump at ways to try and help those suffering when major catastrophes strike — and the blogosphere is a direct resource.
By Megan ColeMATCHTAG!
Matchtag is the latest "match-up" site to hit the internet, but it's NOT a dating site: it's a place to find friends for any activity at any given time.
By Megan ColeLet Go, Jump In: Community Marketing Strategies for Empowered Customers
Webvisions panel on the integration of social media: Brian Oberkirch, Jeremiah Owyang and Dan Saffer on community marketing.
By Megan ColeWebvisions 2006: The Iterative App Workshop
Workshop on the process of creating and managing iterative projects and applications with speaker Kelly Goto.
By Boris ChowWebvisions: Practical Business Blogging Panel
There are a lot of control issues to try to bust through in business blogging - DON'T have a PR firm run your blog.
By Megan ColeThe Potential of The Mobile
Two days of talking mobile, games, carriers, publishers and users: quality matters immensely and people in this industry want and need to connect.
By Megan ColeThe Mobile Community
Jason Ford, VP of Strategy and Planning at Namco, moderated a panel discussion on the mobile games community.
By Megan ColeDrupal Camp Seattle 2006
A wrap-up of Drupal Camp Seattle 2006, a Drupal training camp and hack-fest for about 50 aspiring Drupal geeks at the Hugo House in Seattle.
By Kris KrugDrupalCamp Seattle 2006 Video Redux
Inspired by Kevin Marks' BloggerCon IV videos, I recorded DrupalCamp Seattle with an old Canon Elura and QuickTime Broadcaster. Lessons learned.
By Roland TanglaoGnomedex 2006 Wrap
Raincity has been heading south to Gnomedex for several years, but this was the rookie year for MC.
By Megan ColeInteracting with Bloggers 101: Permalinks, Product Info, and Personality
What should PR and marketing departments give bloggers? Three P's: permalinks, product info, and personality.
By Boris MannJeremy Zawodny: Social Software and Social Media
Notes from Jeremy Zawodny's Gnomedex session: too much social software, not enough time — and a call to think about content and people.
By Megan ColePirillo's Pitch: TagJag!
TagJag is the new name to Pirillo's metasearch engine, Gada.be — plus the VCs' feedback on how to get ready for the big pitch.
By Megan ColePT: The MacIver of Open Source Hardware
Phillip Torrone, aka Gadget Geek, asked us why open source is good — and how open source hardware could change the world.
By Megan ColeGnomedex 2006
Day one of Gnomedex 06 in Seattle: RSS Days, open standards, broadband, Senator John Edwards and new product launches.
By Megan ColeDrupal Camp Seattle Underway
All hands were on deck bright and early this morning for the first of two days of Drupal Camp Seattle.
By Megan ColeVIDFEST: Day Two
Day two of VIDFEST opens on Granville Island with a keynote from Atari founder Nolan Bushnell on innovation and the future of games.
By Megan ColeEverythingCasting Tomorrow at Vidfest - I'm presenting with Robert Ouimet
Robert Ouimet and I present EverythingCasting at Vidfest: promoting yourself cheaply on the two-way web with photo blogs, podcasts and videoblogs.
By Roland TanglaoVIDFEST Kicks Off with the International Partnering Forum
Hal Josephson of MediaSense opens VIDFEST's International Partnering Forum on Granville Island with the questions behind a partnering strategy.
By Megan ColeE3 Wrap-UP
I just returned from E3, the Electronic Entertainment Expo, in LA and what a busy week it was!
By Kris KrugDrupalCamp Toronto and BarCamp TDot
A report from Drupal Camp Toronto — CiviCRM, a "CiviCRM.ca" idea, site recipes and the Liquid Wiki module — and the first day of BarCamp TDot.
By Boris MannComVu talks community
Kris and I met the ComVu team, whose Pocketcaster app streams live video from a cellphone, about adding community and video blogging.
By Boris MannWeb 2.0 Social Software Lunch Session at Raincity Studios
On Friday I spent a couple hours at Raincity Studios chatting about social software and Web 2.0 tools with their design and development teams.
By Kris KrugWeb 2.0 Social Software Lunch Session at Raincity
Kris Krug of Bryght led a Raincity lunch session on social software and web 2.0 tools like Bloglines, del.icio.us, Technorati and Upcoming.
By Megan ColeTech Village Switch On Event With Communicopia
After NTC and Penguin Day in Seattle, I drove back into Canada to keynote at a cool new tech conference called Switch On put on by TechVillage.
By Kris KrugA look back on SXSW 2006
My first SXSW: 10 days in Austin, Texas, armed with a video camera, a digital SLR and my Mac.
By Robert ScalesSXSW Wrap-Up
Well, internet spring break is officially over. SXSW was an awesome experience for Bryght.
By Kris KrugMesh - Canada's Web 2.0 conference and Gnomedex - 2 great conferences
Being in Vancouver has many advantages: our Web 2.0 community is better connected with Seattle and the Valley than with the rest of Canada.
By Roland TanglaoBarCamp Amsterdam 2005 People
I've uploaded my photo video of the people of BarCamp Amsterdam 2005 to several video sharing services, most of which transcode the video.
By Roland TanglaoRaincity Studios and the BNMI presents Blogs n Dogs
After nearly 2 months of planning, Blogs n Dogs, a master workshop series on blogs and social tools with the Banff New Media Institute, is happening.
By Robert ScalesSOHO-SME: CEO and Entrepreneur Panel
Notes from a SOHO-SME panel with Andrea Slingsby (Flight Centre), Stephen Smith (Webnames) and Brian Scudamore (1-800-GOT-JUNK).
By Will PateWeb 2.0 Conference: Launchpad
Notes on the startups presented at the Web 2.0 Conference Launchpad, from Socialtext and Rollyo to Zimbra, Flock and PubSub.
By Will PateWeb 2.0 Conference: The Future of Entertainment
Mark Cuban, Reed Hastings, Michael Powell and Evan Williams on online video, broadband policy, lawsuits and consumer generated media.
By Will PateCreative Canux: Storyboarding Presentation by Woody Woodman
Day 3 kicked off with Woody Woodman, Co-Founder and Head of Story at Ravenwood Entertainment and former Disney storyboard artist.
By Robert ScalesCreative CANUX: Interaction Design for Rich Internet Applications
Anne Yeo and Bruce Pomeroy of Blast Radius on best practices in interaction design for rich internet applications.
By Will PateCreative CANUX: Translating Data into Design
Marc Rettig of Fit Associates on design as fitting constraining forces, and translating research data into design outcomes.
By Will PateBNMI’s Creative Canux - Field Research Presentation by Steve Portigal.
Day two of Creative Canux at the BNMI Accelerator Program opened with a customer field research presentation and workshop by Steve Portigal.
By Robert ScalesBNMI's Creative Canux- Design Slam: A workshop led by Dave Robertson and friends.
Five teams were given a design challenge: improve the user experience at gas stations and convenience stores for a made-up oil company.
By Robert ScalesSXSW panel ideas
A proposed SXSW panel spanning music and interactive tech: how musicians can use the Internet to build communities and distribute their work.
By Colin BrumelleLive feed to the BNMI's Interactive Screen 0.5
How to follow the Banff New Media Institute’s Interactive Screen 0.5 conference through its live audio feed.
By Robert ScalesHow to co-produce with the BNMI
For the afternoon session of day 3 at the BNMI's interactive screen 0.5 we could choose between a serie of workshops on law, finance and production.
By Robert ScalesBlog Business Summit: Building Blog Traffic
Robert Scoble and Dave Taylor at the Blog Business Summit on building blog traffic: links, keywords, titles, RSS and meeting other bloggers.
By Will PateBlog Business Summit: Building Community and Traffic
John Cass, David Wharton and Buzz Bruggerman at the Blog Business Summit on online communities, blog marketing and listening to customers.
By Will PateSleepless in Banff
I don't know what's up with me these days, but I have been having a hard time sleeping.
By Robert ScalesTaking It to the Streets! Grassroots Approaches to Developing New Media Knowledge, Networks and Economies
This informative panel showcased the stories of each participant perhaps more than any other today.
By Mark YuasaDries Buytaert - OSCON and Portland 2005 Drupal Conference Cool People
You wouldn't know that Dries is the founder and project lead of Drupal if you had hung out at the booth with him at OSCON.
By Roland TanglaoOSCON and DrupalCon in Portland
Boris Mann's report from OSCON 2005 and DrupalCon Portland: who came, local user groups, Drupal in education and hub-and-spoke sites.
By Boris Mannjvd is coming to OSCON
John VanDyk heads to OSCON 2005; Boris Mann on why Drupal's publish and subscribe modules beat RSS for passing rich content between sites.
By Boris MannOSCON aggregator has a blended RSS feed as well as an HTML page
The Event Blogging OSCON aggregator offers both an HTML page and a blended RSS feed combining Flickr, del.icio.us, PubSub, Technorati and Feedster.
By Roland TanglaoMicrosoft's Dean Hachamovitch - Gnomedex 2005
Live notes from Microsoft's Gnomedex 2005 session: RSS in Longhorn, the IE 7 demo, Simple List Extensions and the audience Q&A.
By Roland TanglaoWhat's Web 2.0?
Raincity Studios has launched a community-driven site called What's Web 2.0, where anyone can take part in defining the idea.
By Will Pate37Signals Delivers Basecamp for Your Mom
Ta-da List takes the To-Dos from Basecamp, keeps the usable 37Signals experience, and makes it free.
By Mark YuasaRCS and Bryght at TechVibes - Massive 2005
I had a great day at Massive 2005, Mark and I hanged out with the Bryght guys and helped with handing out information on their hosted CMS service.
By Robert ScalesGoing Strong - Second Wind
Another fine dinner and a little break watching The Family Guy. We reflected on what we believed the event would be like.
By Robert ScalesScottie and Dole in Escape From The Glue Factory
Having delivered our completed* package via FTP at 15:58
By Robert ScalesUpdate On The New Media Slam
We are entering the third hour and we have a solid plan of action.
By Robert ScalesPanel Envy: North Voice
Northern Voice was a resounding success, but with any conference you can't escape the limitations of time and space.
By Mark YuasaNorthern Voice, Sidenote: Ivar Vaspara
Conferences such as Northern Voice always have more going on than what happens behind the podium.
By Mark YuasaRaincity at Northern Voice, Community Blogging: Stephen Downes
Stephen Downes' Northern Voice talk on Community Blogging was not at all what I expected: a cerebral workout on power laws, metadata and meaning.
By Mark YuasaRaincity at Northern Voice, Podcasting: Tod Maffin
Tod Maffin of the CBC gave Northern Voice a quick overview of the hot subject of podcasting.
By Robert ScalesRaincity Studios at Northern Voice, Keynote: Robert Scoble
Robert Scoble, Chief Blogging Officer of Microsoft, gave the Northern Voice keynote: How I read 1000 Weblogs a Day.
By Mark YuasaWordwatch: Northern Voice Special Edition
The unofficial top ten "bloggy" terms bandied about at the Northern Voice blogging conference, from metadata and tagging to RSS and podcasting.
By Mark YuasaWhat Would You Do With a Second Life?
Robert on Second Life in 2004: a virtual club with 20 staff, land, shops, and a plan to open Raincity's studio inside Linden Lab's 3D world.
By Robert ScalesBetter Presentations
I stumbled across this useful article hot off of attending a recent New Media BC seminar.
By Mark YuasaCommunities need a site mom to blog the best of and summarize stuff from the forum/discussion board/chat board
Not everybody has time for a forum; the site mom should run a blog that points to the best of the forums and summarizes what's happening.
By Roland TanglaoTomorrow's Communities
Whether you're an open source project, a business, or an individual, your community is key.
By Boris MannYour business deserves to be found.
Tell us about your project. We answer in English or French, and we travel anywhere in the MRC de Papineau.