Five Easy Pieces of Online Identity: Notes from Evan Williams (you might remember him from such products that hinge on online identity such as Blogger and Twitter.)
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A List Apart: Articles: The Elements of Social Architecture
Mar 7, ’09
8:04 AM
Thoughtful and mildly theoretical (or at the very least, psychological) notes for anyone building a social component to a network.
Twitter take-up Tuesday brought me Clarence
Dec 11, ’07
8:27 PM
I’m not going to go into much detail or analysis of what happened to Twitter today, other to point out that this blog post by Jeremiah Owyang started it and became a hub for at least 300 people to connect to each other, and thus to each other’s networks.
“Quite simply, my whole hustle is that,
‘I do me’.” — Clarence
I enjoyed making some new Twitter friends (20 or so), got a good answer to a good question, answered another one, promoted myself (hi new blog readers!) and then Eric Rice led me to DYKC.
And my day was made.
From a recent blog post at Do You KNOW Clarence:
“Whenever I meet new people, one of the first things they ask me regarding Do You KNOW Clarence? is what I do. Maybe the assumption is that since I’ve developed this brand, I must do something that warrants spotlighting myself with a clever tagline. Quite simply, my whole hustle is that, ‘I do me’.”
And he does. Subscribed.
So if you haven’t posted a comment on Jeremiah’s post with your Twitter link yet, go do so now, and find some interesting people in that thread to follow.
How will OpenID change your site? – Vitamin
Nov 6, ’07
10:44 PM
Best explanation of OpenID I’ve read yet, for those in need.
Managing Your Digital Professional Identity – web.aan.org
Jun 29, ’07
4:39 PM
Get an URL, get a portfolio up, get a blog, join the network, be a journalist online even if you’re not an online journalist. Good advice here for j-school students looking to build themselves as a brand.
Peninsula Clarion – Schools
Jun 8, ’07
1:03 AM
The other Ryan Sholin graduates from high school. The story’s behind a newspaper registration wall (cue sad trombones and bugmenot). The mention immediately threw his name onto the second page of Google search results for our name. Glad to see him there.