Social Media Articles
Don Tapscott New Marketing Juror for Shorty Awards
Dec 14, 2011
Announcing leading world thinker on business and innovation Don Tapscott as new Marketing Juror
Social Media and Occupy Toronto on Global News
Oct 17, 2011
Don Tapscott gives Global News his view on how social media is impacting the recent Occupy Toronto events.
Social Media Week Glasgow Closing Keynote
Sep 23, 2011
BBC Scotland Economics Editor Waseem Zakir interviews Don Tapscott on Macrowikinomics, rebuilding the economy and the corporation.
Social Media Can Help Build Arab Governments Too
May 20, 2011
In the Arab world this winter, social media proved that it can facilitate rebellion and even topple regimes. Now it faces a much harder challenge. Can social media help to build new governments?
The wiki revolutions in Tunisia and Egypt happened so fast that the positive forces of change have no vanguard, or organisations enabling them to take power. The organisations with the muscle to form political parties and win an election often seek to drive society backwards.
Why Did We Ignore Obama’s Social Media Lesson?
May 2, 2011
After watching how Barack Obama revolutionized campaigning for the digital age, it’s bizarre that, nearly three years later, the parties in our election all ran old-style campaigns of the broadcast era. The upshot was a social media vacuum that was filled by many...
Profiting from Social Media
Mar 30, 2011
‘Macrowikinomics’ Author Don Tapscott argues social media activity will eventually become a good predictor of stock prices on Fox Business News March 28, 2011.
Mansbridge One on One Interview
Mar 8, 2011
I was a recent guest on Peter Mansbridge’s One on One show for the CBC and spoke about the concept of wiki revolutions, the Middle East and the principles of Macrowikinomics.
CBC: On Facebook and Grades
Aug 12, 2010
Don Tapscott responds to results from a study suggesting university students on Facebook receive lower grades.
Young people are the most active online reputation managers
May 27, 2010
A new report says that a growing portion of adult internet users are concerned about their digital online identity. More than half (57%) of internet users over age 18 say they have used a search engine to look up their name and see what information was available...