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"It's hard to imagine a book that makes a broader and deeper examination of social media than Content Nationor that gives more useful advice."
David "Doc" Searles, coauthor of The Cluetrain Manifesto
"The enthusiastic message John Blossom spreads in Content Nation is: Become your own media, engage, share, participate, make your voice heard!"
Robin Good, social media pioneer and editor of Robin Good's MasterNewMedia
From cave paintings to Craigslistthe content evolution
This book is revolutionary not only in its scope, but in the way it came to be. Through the wiki collaboration process, it evolved and developed online at ContentNation.comliterally created by the social media it examines. Hundreds of individual publishers contributed to its content. If you have sent an e-mail, voted in a Web poll, posted a video on YouTube, or sent a text message, you are part of Content Nation. Welcome to the evolution.
Examine what it means to be a provider of content in a global environment
Explore the challenges to marketing, enterprise, and government
Discover the seven secrets of social media
Meet the three tribes of Content Nation: personal, media, and enterprise publishers
See how collaboration expands the scope of content
Catch a glimpse of life in a future built on Content Nation
Understand how social media affects the balance of power
Become a citizen of Content Nation
John Blossom founded Shore Communications, Inc. and manages the extremely popular ContentNation.com social media portal. He has written extensively on the importance of social media and presented at prestigious conferences of the content provider industry. John's expert views have been sought by The Wall Street Journal, Financial Times, USA Today, ABC Radio National, CEO magazine, and many others.
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Everybody lives in content nation,
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This review is from: Content Nation: Surviving and Thriving as Social Media Changes Our Work, Our Lives, and Our Future (Paperback)
Today, everybody lives in content nation. If you're under 25 or so you're a native--born into the digital world. The rest of us who have immigrated are lucky to have John Blossom to dissect and explain the wide-reaching ramifications that citizenship entails--how business, education, relationships, information dissemination, and much more are affected.
I have been fortunate to work with John Blossom for more then ten years, first as a client of his, and later as someone who reads his blog for inspiration. Fortunately, now all of John's best ideas are here, in one place. Content Nation is a must read if you want to understand what it means to live online today and how you will be interacting in years to come.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
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Blindsided,
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This review is from: Content Nation: Surviving and Thriving as Social Media Changes Our Work, Our Lives, and Our Future (Paperback)
Just as many in business are beginning to see that they've been blindsided by the explosion in social media and social networking, along comes John Blossom's excellent and insightful study. Marketers, strategic planners, corporate communications managers, and investor relations and public relations professionals all are being impacted by the new freedom that consumers, investors, employees and others have to communicate directly, bypassing traditional hierarchies. Will it change the world? We'll see. But at the very least, social media is a new element that cannot be overlooked. John's book - with its analysis and case studies -- is a great way to understand the dynamics involved.
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An insightful overview of the new media,
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This review is from: Content Nation: Surviving and Thriving as Social Media Changes Our Work, Our Lives, and Our Future (Paperback)
I found Content Nation to be a great overview of a wide range of user content driven media outlets. In addition to comprehensive descriptions there are many insights into the causes and future of this sort of medium.
I highly recommend this book to those that wish to participate in the future of the web
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