Wordless Wednesday – Connecting

Best Description of LinkedIn…Ever

The latest Des Moines Register’s Workbytes takes a look at LinkedIn that is upbeat and optimistic, but also shows the stereotypical cluelessness some people have about how to make good use of LinkedIn:

Workbytes is unsure exactly when we joined, or even how we did it, let alone why, or what we’re supposed »

LinkedIn Connections – 2-26-2008

LinkedIn Mobile: False Start, 5-Yard Penalty, Repeat the Down

In the first hands-on review I’ve seen of the new LinkedIn Mobile, Jeff at Apple Briefs gives it less-than-stellar marks:

In fact, you can’t really do much of anything besides invite people. This makes sense to a certain degree given the medium – mobile »

The Human Network Is a Mobile Network

Earlier today I wrote about the LinkedIn Mobile announcement, but I have to confess that I’m not a big mobile app user myself. I use my cell phone for one thing and one thing only — voice conversation, and generally as little of that as possible.

So I asked my business partner and »

LinkedIn Goes Mobile

Well, the hot LinkedIn story today is the announcement of LinkedIn’s new mobile application. You can access it via your Blackberry, iPhone or other WAP-enabled device at m.LinkedIn.com.

LinkedIn has the full announcement over on their blog. There must be 100 tech news stories and blog posts around the web also covering it, »

The Impact of Social Media on Selling

In the process of working on The Emergence of The Relationship Economy, we had the pleasure to meet and collaborate with Cluetrain Manifesto coauthor and social media visionary Doc Searls. Besides writing a terrific foreword to our book, Doc has also been working with my business partner and coauthor Jay Deragon on several »

Scott Allen Video Interview

Seems my 25-minute interview at the Electronic Retailing Association annual conference last November has made its way to YouTube:

I cover a lot of ground — the state of social media and social networking, internet radio, working for b5media and About.com, and more. If we haven’t gotten to meet face-to-face and you ever »