I’m at the Nokia Connection 2010 event in Singapore where leading journalists and bloggers are invited to preview the latest technologies from Nokia. I’m interviewing Jo Harlow, who heads Smart Phones for Nokia for my podcast show. Long ago, I realized the limitations of my intelligence. I also greatly believe in the wisdom of the crowd and that the collective intelligence of the audience is far greater than just one person. This is the reason why I went to Twitter and Facebook and said I’m interviewing a top boss at Nokia and if anyone had a question for her, I [...]
‘Personal Branding Tweet’ is my 3rd book that I’m working on. The book delves on nuggets of valuable information to effectively brand and market oneself. The book is a Tweet Book. What is it? Simply, the book contains 140 tweets. Each tweet, as everyone knows, is within 140 characters. Each of these tweets contains a useful tip, insightful thought or an interesting quote. All pertaining to the subject of personal branding. Some from very successful folks, that I look upto. OH, what can be said in 140 characters, you ask? You’d be amazed. The reason why I’m sold on Tweet [...]
As many of you already know, I’m currently authoring a book on Crowdsourcing. Me and my research intern have been spending the better part of the month researching and writing. The book is taking shape very well. We are now throwing the doors open and encouraging you to be part of the book. Not just because the book is on crowdsourcing, but because I have long realized that my intelligence is limited. I look upon your wisdom to enrich the book. I invite you to be part of the book. Here’s how you can participate. Tweet about your views on [...]
A lot can be said in 140 characters. That’s the premise behind my new book, CrowdsourcingTweet. The book is a compilation of 140 tweets. Each tweet less than 140 characters. The book is part of the #Th!nkTweet Series published by HappyAbout, a California based publishing house. The inspiration behind the book stemmed from Rajesh Setty, my mentor and author of the first book in the series. I got sold on the idea of authoring a book via tweets for the following reasons: – We now don’t have the time to read big books. – I’ve always enjoyed reading small books [...]