At my official fellowship blog — How Global Values Shape Communications Technologies — I use data from Wave 3 of the Power of the People Social Media Tracker by Universal McCann (PDF/ Slideshare) to do a comparative analysis of social media usage in..
Topics: Brazil, BRIC, China, Data, India, Report, Research, Russia, Social Media, Social Media Usage, Study, Universal McCann, US, Washington DC Diary

At my official fellowship blog — How Global Values Shape Communications Technologies — I use the Geert Hofstede model to study the cultural differences between the BRIC countries and the US and wonder how a collectivist, paternalist,...
Topics: BRIC, Culture, Facebook, Geert Hofstede, Social Media, Washington DC Diary

Now that my blog is my work for the next nine months, I thought it will be useful to redefine the focus of my blog(s), both as a guide to my readers and to myself.During my tenure as the Yahoo! Fellow at Georgetown University, my official fellowship blog.
Topics: Announcements, Blog, Blogging, Podcast, Vidcast, Washington DC Diary

Rob Pongsajapan at The Center for New Designs in Learning and Scholarship (CNDLS) at Georgetown University totally delighted me yesterday by setting up the official “ISD Yahoo! Fellow Blog” within hours of our discussion.How Global Values Shape...
Topics: Announcements, Ben Turner, BRIC, Communications Technologies, Flat or Not, Global values, Pavneet Singh, Social Change 2.0, Social Media, Yahoo! Fellow

It’s week three in Washington DC and I have started my research on the “BRIC Model of Social Media” as the Yahoo! Fellow at Georgetown University. Even as I do my own research, I am endlessly fascinated by my first hand exposure to the..
Topics: Anthony Arend, Ben Turner, CCT, CNDLS, D Linda Garcia, Eddie Maloney, education 2.0, gnovis, GU, Jed Brubaker, Jessica Vitak, Michael Nelson, MSFS, Pavneet Singh, Randall Bass, Social Media, Washington Diary, Yahoo! Fellow