Facebook, in conjugation with its current positioning, has many pieces of a puzzle that should end up being the picture of an effective online grassroots campaign, but too often the pieces just don’t fit together. Many of its Applications have a significant amount of value for those of us interested in online organization, but if they can not be integrated the netroots ball is dropped so to speak. Today I’m going to try and cherry pick parts of some of the Applications I’m currently digg-ing (terrible joke, sorry).
Lets start with the bigger ones first. The Politician pages (which are actually now more like regular profile pages in nature) have lots of stuff great for people who are already interested in the politician/client, as well as many of the successful Group pages.* But Politician pages weren’t meant to be used by any grassroots organization interested in external outreach, and they really only message people who already i...
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NM3’s Worst Blog Post of the Day Award: EngadgetFrom: bdevine.wordpress.com
Post Date: 2008-02-01 10:08:48
Ok, I’m sorry Engadget - I love you, but this has to be called out:
Microsoft!? Really? This has to be the worst attempt at humor in regards to this story imaginable. And also, this has to be the worst (non-political) poll I’ve read this year. Microhoo and Yacrosoft are suggestions so terribly unfunny that I need to Eternal Sunshine them out of my head so that I don’t have to remember their existence.
Engadget, sorry again, but I’m giving y...
more Put On The Playlist: VoxtrotFrom: bdevine.wordpress.com
Post Date: 2008-02-01 08:33:27
Voxtrot is a indie pop rock band that in my opinion has been up-and-coming since I heard their ‘06 single Mothers, Sisters, Daughters & Wives ( available on the band’s website ), and definitely since they released their self-titled, first full length album last year.
They are the second Austin, TX based band on my Put On The Playlist series, but more importantly they are the second band from whom that NM3 gets to share a great mp3 (thank you James):...
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