Article: “Three Elements You Need for Successful Creation Spaces”
Source: Harvard Business Publishing
This article follows explains the three elements that will increase the value of the shared knowledge as discussed in “Reflection: “Introducing the Collaboration Curve” .
The three elements to succesfully achieve the incremental value, are:
* Participants
* Interactions
* Environments
Article: “Introducing the Collaboration Curve”
Source: Harvard Business Publishing
Interesting article on Network Effects and how people do amplify the Network Effects by improving theirselves (nodes) in being a part of the network.
Three facts about plastic concerning our health and the health of Tellus Mater:
Article: “Whose Word-of-Mouth Matters?”
Source: eMarketer
Word-of-Mouth is the most effective from closely related people.
Word-of-Blog is far less converting, 5% states the eMarketer chart.
To get started, this recipe is really easy and so tasty!
As you will read in other recipes I will post, honey was one of the basic ingredients of the Romans (and other ancient civilisations).
Honey was the sweetener and has healthy benefits, therefore it was used widely in many different dishes and drinks.
On a weekly basis I’m flabbergasted on the state of affairs regarding food and how industry steers and society is led through the huge amounts of nonsense and eco-misleading all in favour of economic advantages on justifications such as hedonism, the green movement and creative destruction.
Wow, this is one of the most full-bodied (Cannonau) wines I’ve ever drank.
The flavour, the taste, the after-taste, the smell, just amazing.
Too bad the Cannonau wines aren’t well-known, wine lovers would definately marvel on the tastes of the Cannonau!
Cannonau di Sardegna Mamuthone Red wine DOC 2007 (75 cl) at Kara Sardegna
The Mamuthones is a traditional Sardinian carnival costume from the town Mamoiada in the province of Nuoro.
Article: “Competitive Advantage Is Fleeting (And It’s Okay to Admit It)”
Source: Harvard Business Publishing
Interesting article that pin-points to an implication of hypercompetition that has not yet gotten the deserved attention.
Article: “The Challenges of Cross-Channel Marketing”
Source: eMarketer
85% of the marketers see value in cross-media integration.
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Article: “Facebook goes after Twitter with public status updates”
Source: Econsultancy
By integrating Twitter / microblogging-like features in the interface of Facebook, they hope to become an indispensible service for people online.
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