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Comment on Ubiquity Never Looked So Sweet! by Victoria Vives

Victoria Vives — Sat, 20 Feb 2010 14:49:33 +0000

Thank you Stephen for sharing this story!

Consumers being the voice of the brand – It sounds like the way of the future. PRETTY AWESOME!

Comment on Ubiquity Never Looked So Sweet! by Huxley

Huxley — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 22:47:05 +0000

I’m happy to say that Joe is something of a revolutionary and change agent in his business. The lesson here is profoundly simple – if we’re prepared to make mistakes we have a much higher probability of creating something original. That inspires me. Stepping out onto the ledge takes courage… but rewards us in the end.

Comment on Ubiquity Never Looked So Sweet! by Nat

Nat — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 18:49:57 +0000

hey i was just reading the other day about how Lego did a sort of similar thing a few years back – ie took a risk by inviting the Lego fans(adults) that they knew existed to almost become a community i guess and become part of their design process – and completely transformed their company, and their results! Good luck to joe on his journey – he’ll probably be looked back on as a pioneer in a few years!

Comment on About by Chez Us » Sunday Dinner

Chez Us » Sunday Dinner — Tue, 18 Aug 2009 14:51:59 +0000

[...] list, gave it an update and sent it on. Literally, minutes after sending, I get a message from Stephen, thanking me for the list and asking if we would like to get together with him – BUT OF COURSE! [...]

Comment on Titiana – Gizo, Solomon Islands by Huxley

Huxley — Sun, 09 Aug 2009 05:13:31 +0000

Hi Andrea thank you for commenting. I was really impressed with EEA and believe the commitment of individuals like yourselves who give up so much to live in the field and be a part of such important work, is really inspiring. I was touched deeply; not only by what I saw and experienced in the Solomon Islands but because I had no idea the extent of the devastation. With all the crises in the world it’s so easy to become desensitized to truly catastrophic events such as this and I felt compelled to profile the stories and situation. Social media made sense to get the story out given it’s such a simple conduit to connect people far and wide, thus enabling them to collaborate toward a solution (which is my intent). I am more than happy for you to link this post to your website. Thanks again and please keep in touch.

Comment on Titiana – Gizo, Solomon Islands by Andrea Nield

Andrea Nield — Sun, 09 Aug 2009 03:57:37 +0000

HI thinks for this excellent coverage. Very much appreciated by all of us at EAA Sydney. We also need to find funding to keep our teams in the field and for other projects so very are grateful for your thoughtful approach. Please ring me about working together or covering some of our other projects and great to know you’re assisting Unicef so wholeheartedly.
Would you mind if we linked this to our website. KR Andrea (President EAA)

Comment on Ubiquity Never Looked So Sweet! by Siobhan Bulfin

Siobhan Bulfin — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 05:03:18 +0000

Great post and hats off to ‘Joe’. To think the original hypotheses of The Strength of Weak Ties was written in 1973!
Opportunities are no more nebulous than they are ubiquitous. It’s hazy out there, but for the first time in a long while we are no more or less advantaged than each other. New media has been a leveler. What will set people apart is what has always done; taking risks and getting back up again should they fall.