Posts Tagged ‘influentials’
Social media week in London provided an excellent opportunity to analyse influence. Too often when there is a breaking story, I whish I could have turned back the clocks by a few days to see how the story originated and spread whilst focussing on who the key people were in the conversation and what they […]
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RIP: the social media influencer
10Feb12
This is the sermon to commiserate the death of the influencer. This expert who would magically solve problems by regurgitating a tweet or a blog post. This magus who cared little for context, community or conversation but whose narcissism for their own popularity made them believe their power of their own word. But on this […]
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Tags: influence, influentials, social media, topology of influence
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The Influential Is Dead, Long Live The New Influential
It could be said Ed Keller and Jon Berry in writing The Influentials, discovered or at least articulated the importance of word of mouth. They identified how one of humanity’s first forms of social influence—has become even more important and influential today for people making sense of the world. The thing about highly influential people […]
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Tags: amplifiers, commentators, curators, idea starters, influencer, influentials, topology of influence, viewers