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Job: Digital Reporter at the Daily What
Got this one off Tumblr (obviously). It’s not just reporting, but photoshopping too, so if you have a digital quiver full of skillz, bring them all and may the best meme-sniffer win. PSA of the Day: Hey! You! The one in the back with the exceptional communication and organizational skills. Yes, you. Wanna write for The Daily […]
Internet Uncut: Bug Girl on Entomology and Social Media
December 3, 2011
Bug Girl is an old friend of the raincoaster empire, and we’re very happy to have found this video interview of her by Laura Burns. Done at Entomology 2011 conference. And here’s the transcript of Bug Girl’s presentation at the conference: The Adventures of Bug Girl OR: Everything you wanted to know about entomological social […]
Posted in: blogging, communication, education, inspired work, Internet Uncut, Social Media, Subculture, Videos
Job: Digital Editor at UNICEF
December 3, 2011
Found this one on Twitter, and I’ve heard from friends that UNICEF is a great place to work. This job is based in London: Digital Editor £27,110-£31,910 per annum +_a job premium of £1030.00 Based in London, EC1V 0DU Permanent UNICEF is the leading children’s organisation, reaching children in more than 150 less-developed […]
Posted in: Activism, Employment, inspired work, Jobs, Nonprofit, publishing, Social Media, Technology, Writing
Internet Uncut: Avalon Explains NerdFighting
November 25, 2011
One thing the internet teaches us all is that no matter how clued in you are, no matter how many times you’ve been Farked, Stumbled, or Plused, there’s always something out there you’ve never heard of that tens or hundreds of thousands of better-informed people have. Nerdfighting is one of those things. A place where […]
Posted in: Activism, communication, community, Humor, humour, Internet Drama, Internet Uncut, meme, Nerdfighting, Social Media, Subculture, YouTube
Internet Uncut: Cameron Bode of Occupy Vancouver
November 25, 2011
If you had to design an environment that would make livestreaming difficult, would it not feature these traits: impermanent mobile intermittent access to power zero access to ambient wifi random, donated equipment only outdoors in freezing rain during an extreme wind warning in winter Thought so. Welcome to Occupy Vancouver, and the second in our […]
Internet Uncut: Daryl Hatton of Fundrazr
November 23, 2011
Well, I’m just stone-cold chuffed. This one-shot, uncut video thang is going to be a semi-regular series, and I’m very pleased that we’re kicking this off with a worthy cause: Fundrazr! Fundrazr is a Vancouver startup which allows people to leverage their social networks to raise money for worthy causes. One of the causes they’re […]
Posted in: Activism, Funding, Fundraiser, Internet Uncut, Lower Mainland, Nonprofit, podcast, Social Media, Startups, Technology, Vancouver, Wikileaks
Advice for #OccupyVancouver
November 1, 2011
I’m not sure what you did on Halloween, but I celebrated by handing out a bunch of apples to some strangely enthusiastic children (what is WRONG with kids today?You’re supposed to throw the apples at the house!) and getting into a Twitter fight with Occupy Vancouver. At least they were smart enough not to engage […]
Goodbye, Steve Jobs
October 5, 2011
Goodbye, Steve Jobs. Say hello to George Harrison for me. http://twitter.com/#!/awsamuel/status/121734170853654529 He gave us more than just personal computers. He gave us wings. Apple’s statement: If you would like to share your thoughts, memories, and condolences, please email rememberingsteve@apple.com The statement from his family: Steve died peacefully today surrounded by his family. In his public life, […]
Posted in: authenticity, communication, computers, creativity, inspiration, inspired work, marketing, media, Philosophy, Politics, power, Revolution, self-reliance, Social Media, Steve Jobs, Technology
Getting Judgey at Vancouver Startup Weekend
October 4, 2011
Yes, it’s a legitimate excuse for me to judge people! For the second year in a row the organizers of Startup Weekend Vancouver (sponsored by the ever-awesome Kauffman Foundation) and specifically James Karg have asked me to be one of the judges for their Dragon’s Den-style event. By the time the judges see the presentations […]
Beer ‘n Blogs October 21
September 30, 2011
Yep, that’s all she wrote, “she” being Allison Markin, digital doyenne of the Okanagan. And what am I writing, besides this blog post? I’m writing my notes for the two workshops I’ll be leading: Internet Drama for Fun and Profit and the less amusing but also far less likely to end in a plaintive midnight […]
Be My Guest (blogger): a study in success
September 29, 2011
Nancy Zimmerman vs Goldman Sachs Not ALL internet drama is bad, people. Not so bad, eh? It would be a lot better if we could have gotten the blog inside the actual money-generating website, or had maintained uptime all during the readership onslaught, but that part was sadly out of my hands and I was […]
Posted in: blogging, communication, Community Management, Internet Drama, marketing, popularity, Social Media
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