When neighbors have a seamless way to connect and share information locally, it can enable community development while leading to stronger local economies. The companies that presented at the MomentFeed location-based marketing event each had unique value propositions for consumers and marketers alike. Though each shares location as a feature, the products are all distinct in [...]
Entries Tagged as 'Social Networking'
The Networked Neighborhood with DeHood
October 5th, 2010 by Max Gladwell · No Comments
Tags: Geolocation · Social Networking
How Will the World Change in 2010? Some Predictions
December 22nd, 2009 by Max Gladwell · 3 Comments
Looking to the year ahead through the lens of social media, computing, mobile, and web technology. Max Gladwell keeps its own calendar, which ends on April 1st each year. We offer a different 12-month period through which to reflect and look forward based on the Max Gladwell launch date. For the standard calendar year, we [...]
Tags: Mobile · Social Networking
Sustainability Requires Continuing Dialogue
November 23rd, 2009 by bethbengtson · 9 Comments
It is our first guest post here at Max Gladwell and we are excited to be contributing to the thought leadership here. So why we chose this topic is that a surprisingly small percentage of the general public knows that a corporate conversation around sustainability even exists, let alone that they can participate in it. [...]
Tags: CSR · Marketing · Social Action · Social Media · Social Networking
Thoughts on the Social Media Job Search
July 20th, 2009 by tomsavage · 2 Comments
We’re pleased to welcome Mr. Tom Savage as a Max Gladwell guest blogger. Tom is a recognized social entrepreneur and expert on social and environmental business. In 2007, Tom co-founded Bright Green Talent, an environmentally-focused executive search and recruitment firm. –MG Many of us are a somewhat adolescent when it comes to using social media. [...]
Tags: Social Networking
Is Virgance on the Verge of Web 3.0?
May 7th, 2009 by Max Gladwell · 9 Comments
A San Francisco start-up is combining the principles of activism, capitalism, and social media. They call it Activism 2.0. But it could be much more. Virgance CEO Steve Newcomb is one of the most successful and savvy entrepreneurs of our generation. At 39, he’s been involved in building nine companies, creating over $3 billion in [...]
Tags: Entrepreneurs · Social Networking











