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*Facebook: Creative Commons Asia-Pacific (http://www.facebook.com/creativecommons.ap)
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* [http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=309733287987 Share Event on Facebook], and,
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*Facebook
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...oup that brings it about. It has put in place the eRevolution Movement on Facebook http://bit.ly/15oi5J its mantra "laaa" signifies "learn anything, anytime,
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They are planning to utilize social media such as Twitter, Facebook, Youtube and SoundCloud to the maximum. The project officially launches on
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‘The first edition of ‘Apps for Democracy’ yielded 47 web, iPhone and Facebook apps in 30 days - a $2,300,000 value to the city at a cost of $50,000’
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*Please [http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=108465059177665&ref=nf RSVP on Facebook]
<br/>[http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=124952297841&ref=ts OBROS, Clemenceau]
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...known, although 2,250 Twitter “followers” and 2,840 members on the RiP Facebook Group stand as a rough indication of a solid fan base.
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...w you will join via [http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=117651691605107 Facebook event]
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Please RSVP at Facebook OR [Eventbrite | http://drumbeatnewyork.eventbrite.com/]
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|communication=We currently use newsletters, email, Twitter, FaceBook and LinkedIn to communicate with community members.
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...t, I will solicit input from the wider primary care community via Twitter, Facebook, Delta Exchange (a web community of the American Association of Family Phys
|communication=RSS feed, Email, Twitter, Facebook, and the web communities of several professional societies.
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...ow you're coming on [http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=136521236409731 Facebook] or [http://upcoming.yahoo.com/event/7560667/CA/Mountain-View/Creative-Comm
RSVP on [http://www.facebook.com/#!/event.php?eid=144536362259840 Facebook]
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...te with audiences through sharedfilm.cc and we'll soon develop Twitter and Facebook presences. In addition we are able to leverage local CC networks, and the n
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We have also twitter accounts, proximately a facebook group and a CMS portal made in Joomla, we also be welcoming people that can
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...ld act as a catalyst to leverage social media such as Twitter, Buddypress, Facebook and technologies such as Skype and DimDim to communicate and collaborate.
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[http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=132622876754809 RSVP on Facebook]
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|communication=We communicate via blog post, email, twitter, facebook, podcast, video; network partners are communicated with via email primarily
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• Login with Facebook Connect, Twitter credentials, and OpenID
• Open Authentification with services like Facebook
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...nicates with our community members through our blog, our Twitter page, our Facebook page, and our LinkedIn page. We also use email, cellular phones, physical m
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...t (mailman), CMS (tikiwiki), and various of web2.0 tools (google doc, map, facebook, twitter, youtube, vimeo, blog) we already established a good understanding
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|output=Facebook, Twitter, Website, iphone, android, ipad, symbian platforms.
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...ble sites like ccMixter, Jamendo, Magnatune and Indaba Music. Presences on Facebook, Flickr, Twitter, MySpace and other social networking sites will be require
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|communication=Our organization communicates through social networks like facebook, blogging (many writers are bloggers), microblogging (twitter) and email.
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We also plan to create a facebook fan page for the real launch of the website (beta version for the moment).
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|communication=Currently, the gallery and the CDLD use Facebook and mailing lists to spread information (We have a 4,000+ mailing list and
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...most social networks to communicate with the community. We use Twitter and Facebook in tandem with blog postings to announce new developments. We maintain Frie
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http://www.facebook.com/treibhaus08
...with our target groups. So far we do have around 400 followers on twitter, facebook and our blog. We create attention by word of mouth within our business and
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.../wordpress.org), and we will drive social-media campaigns through Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Kickstarter, and other avenues.
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...students film the same script in different ways. There is a 26 Screenplays Facebook Group, a 26 Screenplays YouTube channel as well as a 26 Screenplays discuss
...communicates through email, the 26 Screenplays blog, Twitter feed, and the Facebook group.
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...t uses Internet, so the tools that will be used are those like: Wordpress, Facebook, among others. In addition, there are office tools like Microsoft Office or
...ordpress -(at least 5 years experience), creating promotional campaigns in Facebook and online community management.
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...currently communicate through a variety of web media -- email list-serve, Facebook page, Twitter, website, etc. -- as well as face-to-fact contact at events,
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|communication=We communicate through our website, e-mail newsletters, Facebook, Twitter, and through fliers and personal appearances at many local events.
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...opyright part to our new organization website (www.ordu.com). Also, we use Facebook in order to communicate to the public. Because of the netlabel project we j
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...action on social media platforms, such as retweets on Twitter and likes on Facebook, will also serve as an indicative measure of the project’s reach.
...e, we also feel it is important to be active in online communities such as Facebook, Twitter, and existing remix communities to ensure maximum reach, impact an
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...ngsters to post their work and participate in an online forum. We set up a Facebook page and regularly tweet or post on our website about our activities. Recru
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...works primarily through the internet, using website announcements, emails, Facebook, Twitter and SMS to keep our community members in touch. We regularly send
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...Association communicates with members using social media (Facebook group, Facebook page and Twitter/Identica), mailing lists, emails, phone calls and offline
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...website, project websites, project blogs, social networking tools (mainly Facebook) and mailing list (with +6000 members). Offline communication is rarely use
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...on=Currently, the organization communicates via blog, in-person events and Facebook. There are also workshops on copyright and Creative Commons held in several
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...tly to public libraries in northeastern Kansas through email lists, blogs, Facebook updates, face-to-face meetings and workshops, online meetings and workshops
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- Social networking services (e.g., Facebook and Twitter, though truly free & open-source services preferred)
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...rray of community building tools; social networking tools such as Twitter, Facebook, Vimeo, and blogs; Tribeca Flashpoint’s website, which will include a bro
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...atch the attention of the listeners without using commercial services like FaceBook or MySpace. The magazine is not a portal for music but a platform for label
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...t communicates monthly with over 3000 Minnesota supporters via newsletter, Facebook and Twitter.
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...docs, etherpads and wikis for working together. We use blogs, twitter and Facebook to announce news, share and connect with each other. Social media is an ess
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...munication=We use social channels to communicate with our community mainly Facebook page and group, microblogging account where we put news from our blog, anno
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We are using all channels to get in touch with our target commnity: facebook and twitter of course, as well as our blog and newsletter. We truly underst
...geting community and network partners. We are part of social networks like facebook and twitter using our mascot „Jonny“ (a cute meerkat) to communicate. F
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