Josef Ohlsson Collentine A transparent and nice American/Swede who likes cultural patterns and Social Media. A creative early-adopter who sports, discusses and explores. More about me & the blog
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social media March 19th, 2012 RT @rysiekpl: @kyrah’s right, we’re just crazies who want to change the world. but once you get there, you don’t want to get back to sanity #net4change
This is the second part of my notes from the #net4change conference. The first part, discussing the Tunisian and Egyptian revolutions, can be found here. The . . . → Read More: Net4change, Bahrain Revolution and Social Media Journalism
social media March 14th, 2012 With the emergence of social media into everyday life it creates a disruption on the way we used to communicate.
“Innumerable confusions and a feeling of despair invariably emerge in periods of great technological and cultural transitions” -Marshall McLuhan
Four ways that social media is changing our communication:
Geolocation.An easy way . . . → Read More: 4 Ways That Social Media is Changing Our Communication
guest post January 29th, 2012 Social Media as a Force for Change (A Guest post by Izzy Wood)
You’d be forgiven for thinking that social networks like Twitter and Facebook are the sole domain of inane chatter, people ‘friending’ those they haven’t seen in ten years, and teenagers orchestrating their highly complex social lives from the comfort of . . . → Read More: Guest: Social Media as a Force for Change
social media December 11th, 2011
The rapid development of social media have changed our communication patterns and made information more accessible. With more access to information, people are able to get more educated opinions even though the majority of knowledge originates from a limited amount of sources. It is not until recently we have started to see more . . . → Read More: Gatekeepers of Chinese Social Media. Spreading the Knowledge
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