Max Gladwell

What’s in a name? That which we call a Tweet, by any other name would smell as sweet.

TONIGHT: Wal-Mart joins the buy-local movement, courts all of us “scuppies” who ritually shop at Whole Foods. A mom presents her son with his first paradox: you cannot finish the Neverending Story. Armed with a new strategy, a […]

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We got 22 Tweets and a problem ain’t one.

We’ve known all along that a triple espresso every morning is good for us…followed by Green Drinks in the evening, especially if you’re upside down on a mortgage in this hitting-new-lows-every-quarter housing market. Does social media cause ADD? What were we saying? Oh yeah, time to mow […]

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A roundup of Tweets that matter to us.

Profiling the ways of the Green SEO; Testing Twitterfone, How are YOU making a difference?; Should the poor care about green?; Firefox 3 week; SocialVibe sends its first Tweet; Al Gore endorses Obama; and more.
If you don’t follow Max Gladwell, then the terrorists win.

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What if all of our social media activity could be aggregated and quantified to determine our carbon footprint in real time? A FriendFeed for our footprint.
Originally from Green Monk by Tom Rafferty:
“I come from a Social Media background. I use blogs, Social Networks, Microblogs, Photo Sharing sites, Video Sharing sites, Livecasting apps, Social bookmarking sites […]

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Our weekly, relevant roundup from the microblogosphere.

The pre-celebration of an Obama presidency; Sergey in space; McCain’s social network; Green-collar job security; Green home tips from Seventh Generation; The wisdom of a 7-year-old; A record tab at Whole (Paycheck) Foods; Smart is the new Green; Floating garbage dump in the Pacific, and more.
Follow Max Gladwell on […]

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Oh, the people you’ll meet…and find when you send the right signals.
One of our mantras as bloggers and social media marketers is to “be a beacon”. (Not be confused with Facebook’s failed Beacon advertising platform.) The beacon approach is a fundamental principle of social media. In our case, Max Gladwell is a beacon for “the […]

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Green your lawn, Curious George, Stephen Colbert, Green Shopping, Rising food and gas prices, Plurk, Fresh-and-Easy, and more…

It’s been a rough and tumble week for the microblogging and lifestreaming service. Robert Scoble scored a live video interview with the founders, who explained what was going on with all of the outages. It’s going to take […]

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End Poverty, Chlorine and Asthma, Chevy Volt, Mom Blogs, KnowMore.org, Green commuting, Oprah goes Vegan, and more.

Our “Tweets of the Week” is a roundup of what’s happening in the green micro-blogosphere. When it’s not crashing. These are people worth following. You can also follow Max Gladwell.

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Adding tributaries and estuaries to the Max Gladwell lifestream: BrightKite, FriendFeed Rooms, Facebook mini-feed, MobyPicture, and rmbrME.
For context and background, check out our first post on lifestreaming. This is the constant feed (stream) of information, links, photos, videos, thoughts, insights, locations, blog posts, friends, acquaintances–both the quality material and the minutia–of one’s life. It’s primarily […]

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Weight-loss calculator, Smarter Food Shopping, Composting, Manchester United, George Bush is behind 9/11, and more…
Follow Max Gladwell on Twitter. It’s fun. When Twitter is not crashing. Which is often. In which case, you can go to FriendFeed. Which can be overwhelming. And that’s why MySocial 24×7 comes in handy. Lifestreaming ain’t easy…but someone’s gotta do […]

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