Dec
09
So it comes to this: I am part of the first modern revolution. Technology has changed our fundamental expectations about how things should work. One of those things is access to information. We want information on-demand. More importantly, we want the information we need on demand. Most of don’t even...
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Dec
09
So it comes to this: I am part of the first new revolution. Technology has changed our fundamental expectations about how things should work. One of those things is access to information. We want information on-demand. More importantly, we want the information we need on demand. Most of don’t even...
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Nov
21
Warning: T-Mobile Video May Cause Spontaneously Bursts of Smiling. (Previously published on the PsychologyToday blog "Positively Media.")As you gear up for Thanksgiving, be thankful for T-Mobile because they have once again tapped into the joyful side of humanity. Following their viral homerun with the flash mob event in Liverpool Station,...
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Oct
07
Previously published on PsychologyToday.com in "Positively Media" In a recent New Yorker column, author Malcolm Gladwell argues that social media is not redefining activism. Along with many others, I disagree. There are four ways that social media technologies are rewriting the rules of activism because of the breadth and quality...
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Oct
07
In a recent New Yorker column, author Malcolm Gladwell argues that social media is not redefining activism. Along with many others, I disagree. There are four ways that social media technologies are rewriting the rules of activism because of the breadth and quality of its reach: changing public awareness, word...
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Dr. Pamela Rutledge is available to reporters for comments on the psychological and social impact of media and technology on individuals, society, organizations and brands.