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Comment on If Social Media Were a Sports Team, What Would the Lineup be? by Aaron Strout

Aaron Strout — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 22:19:10 +0000

Dude - thanks for the mention. And I agree with @nooneyouknow - you’re definitely Pedroia (or maybe even Youk). The unsung hero who’s gritty, selfless and just goes out and produces. I know Alex Cora, and son, you’re no Alex Cora!

Best,
Aaron | @astrout

Comment on If Social Media Were a Sports Team, What Would the Lineup be? by Adam Zand @NoOneYouKnow

Adam Zand @NoOneYouKnow — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 18:20:34 +0000

I wouldn’t be the athlete that talks about themselves in the third person ;). I’m more interested in client, employer, peers (meaning team) success.

Not to jump in on a future comment, but Aaron Strout @astrout and I might lean towards Jon Papelbon. We close, intense, get results and have a great time doing it while dancing with Bud Light beer cases on our heads (umm, maybe not the last part). Then again we’re both sane, so strike out that idea.

By the way, Gradon, my friend, you are (especially after yesterday’s MVP news), Dustin Pedroia!

Comment on If Social Media Were a Sports Team, What Would the Lineup be? by Ari Herzog

Ari Herzog — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 18:08:08 +0000

I suppose the best analogy to me is the tarp.

I see myself as providing a protection service to companies and individuals fearing damage by processes they can’t control and I can show them how there’s nothing to fear but fear itself. Then, once I’m confident they are OK to move on, I’ll remove myself and watch them from the utility room.

Comment on Digital New Deal: Now the Real Work Begins by Luidt de Obama regering het internet tijdperk in? | Puyt Consultancy

Luidt de Obama regering het internet tijdperk in? | Puyt Consultancy — Tue, 18 Nov 2008 19:50:17 +0000

[...] I envisioned something similar to what our grandparents did 75 years ago to get through the worst economic crisis in the nation’s history — but in the Digital Age. Gradon Tripp And so I gave it a name: the Digital New Deal. Think about it: what if — like FDR controlling road and bridge construction projects from the White House — President Obama could guide a volunteer work force. An army of helping hands. Using the connections that he’s already established, (I honestly get more text messages from him than I do from some of my friends) he could mobilize a disaster-recovery team, a clean-up-the-parks team, a let’s-make-this-a-better-country team… all as quickly as he can send a text or an email or a tweet. Gradon Tripp, Digital New Deal: Now the Real Work Begins — GradonTripp.com [...]

Comment on If Social Media Were a Sports Team, What Would the Lineup be? by Leslie Poston

Leslie Poston — Tue, 18 Nov 2008 05:50:34 +0000

Now that is a good question, Mr. Tripp. Writing about tech and then tech+social media since 1990, helping people use the tools behind the scenes, coming out to speak and explore the Boston SoMe landscape in person more and more over the last two years, opening Uptown Uncorked…. I guess based on what I do for a living I’d say Coach, but I’d be much more interested in what OTHERS would say.

Comment on On the Continuing Loss of Social Media Leadership in Boston by GradonTripp.com » Blog Archive » If Social Media Were a Sports Team, What Would the Lineup be?

Tue, 18 Nov 2008 01:28:21 +0000

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Comment on Twitter Helped Me Steal Canada’s Greatest Natural Resource by Meg

Meg — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 18:59:20 +0000

It’s amazing the things people care about.

Love you, babe.:)

Comment on Twitter Helped Me Steal Canada’s Greatest Natural Resource by Nathan Burke

Nathan Burke — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 16:05:29 +0000

Wow, Dave. That comment was amazing.

Comment on Twitter Helped Me Steal Canada’s Greatest Natural Resource by Dave

Dave — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 05:57:45 +0000

Hey, you want to know one of the most OVERUSED WORDS in today’s society?

Amazing.

Yup. Every bloody thing is amazing. I love it wieh pinheaded teenage girls pronounce it that special way they have: “Aw-maaaay-zeen.”

Not counting this post, the word “amazing” appears on this particular page no fewer than a half-dozen times.

Amazing.

As for you and Meg…Whatever. You’re precious. A little gushy, but definitely precious. Maybe you two can pass notes in homeroom or something.

That would be amazing.