Bmart and
Acronym recently listed some new association blogs. But I have a few more of my faves!My fellow Tech Council buddy Rick Johnston writes the
CAE Weblog.Super cool dude Bruce Hammond writes
Insights from a Future Association Executive.Want ...
...unless they're calling you.Wes asked me to elaborate on my earlier post about potentially data mining member tweets. He commented:Ben, care to expound on this? How is collecting and analyzing data freely given by our constituents "evil"? Is it evil to track ...
Details are
here (WaPo article).This plus
whatever is going down at Muxtape...? Sort it out, people! Free is the future! Sharing is the new hoarding! Sigh......
Suffice to say that I am not a Democrat, however, I watched the first part of Hillary Clinton’s speech at the convention last night, including the tribute video that they played as her introduction, narrated by her daughter. I have to say it was a very effective introduction, and I ...
And I almost didn’t do it.
I’m on a committee for the Jr. League of Ann Arbor.
We planned our meeting over a month ago.
I received a few reminders about it.
The meeting was on my Outlook calendar.
And yet, when my work day was over, my mind was fried.
I had taught a ...
Pretty much anyone who is a lifelong learner – and I am betting you are if you are reading this post – has been exposed at some point to educational offerings from a trade or professional association. Member spending annually on such offerings totals more than $25 billion and spending ...
At long last we got our connectivity issues resolved…that makes it 7 business days or 10 total days without a real connection…no fun. #
Looks like it might be another day without Internet access at the office. I wish Verizon could get this fixed once and for all. #
@jamienotter I’m in. ...
David — I hope you (and the associations you mention) realize that email open rates are meaningless.
I remember when I was little and first heard the song "
I Am Woman" by Helen Reddy ... the whole concept of empowerment is understandable when you realize you aren't, but could be. ...
