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Richard Telofski is a competitive strategy analyst. Specializing in anti-corporate activism, he examines the actions of "irregular competitors" (i.e., activists and NGOs) and how those organizations impact business from within online and offline media.

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Does Anyone Really Understand Social Media Language?

Maybe it’s just me, but I wonder why social media mavens can’t communicate clearly.

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May 13th, 2008 | Tags: banker, black, business plan, clients, communicate, financial, Guru.com, innovative, Internet, language, mavens, programming, programming code, project, social media, standards, today's media, understanding | Category: Humor | 2 comments

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All Things Anti-Corporate A blog about, well, all things anti-corporate. By Evan Osborne, author of The Rise of the Anti-Corporate Movement
Insidious Competition Book site concerning “The Battle for Meaning and the Corporate Image.”
Intelegia – Tools for Thought T for T is a blog discussing Web 2.0 tools that are applied in the competitive intelligence function.
International Policy Network IPN educates opinion formers around the world about market solutions to public policy problems, especially those of a global nature.
Kahuna Content The Kahuna Content Company, Inc. is a competitive strategy consultancy, with a specialty in the SWOT analysis of NGOs and activists.
Liberty 101 A blog about individual rights and free-market capitalism.
Media / Anthropology An anthropological view of media study, with special attention to the usage of social media in activism.
NGO Monitor Promoting critical debate of and accountability in Human Rights NGOs
NGO Watch NGO Watch “monitors the monitors” to encourage transparency and accountability.
OrgTheory.net A collective blog of sociologists and organizational management specialists.
Political Activism on the Internet A site supporting a course about cyber-activism. Originates at Concordia University in Montreal.
SIG Watch SIGWatch – ‘SIG’ stands for Special Interest Group – is a global network specialising in activist and NGO tracking and issues analysis.
The Ethical Corporation An independent company providing competitive intelligence regarding business sustainability. The Ethical Corporation publishes the leading CSR business magazine.
The Future Uncertain A blog about the interaction between culture and economics. By Evan Osborne, author of The Rise of the Anti-Corporate Movement
The Independent Institute The Independent Institute is a non-profit, non-partisan, scholarly research and educational organization that sponsors in-depth studies of critical social and economic issues.

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