My colleagues Jon Husband and Jevon McDonald have been launching some great discussions on the organizational impacts of Enterprise 2.0 and social networking. Clearly, organizational culture plays a huge role in Enterprise 2.0 adoption and success. And in turn, Enterprise 2.0 helps to reshape that culture, introducing more information sharing. MORE >>

Here is one result of a labour of love in which I have been involved for the past three-plus years. have been translating (from French) and contributing to the work of Michel Cartier , whom in my opinion is the francophone world’s answer to Alvin Toffler nd Marshall McLuhan rolled into one. Up to us, he says.  Which will it be ? MORE >>

Software firm Sysomos has provided some more interesting research on Twitter usage. Using this data, we have analyzed which countries use Twitter the most on a per capita basis, shown below. While the results are fairly consistent between the June 2009 and January 2010, it seems that neither set of results is complete. MORE >>

Chris Brogan writes about his strategy for deepening his personal networks. He starts off his list of tips with this one: "Devote two hours a week to this effort. If, out of the 60 hours an average person works, you can’t find two for this, reconsider how you’re running your day. This is not the only new year's resolution I've seen along this line. MORE >>

Karl Kapp and Tony O’Driscoll have launched the age of virtual worlds in organizational learning by providing a thorough overview in their new book Learning in 3D. This is a comprehensive and eloquent book, covering the emerging opportunity in virtual worlds.  They get it, and want you to, too. Recommended. MORE >>