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interesting online dialogue @newtactics on info activism http://tr.im/rCV0 with @patrickmeier @danmcquillan @afrinomadabout 22 hours ago from Nambu
@Annemarijke here you can see it explained: http://bit.ly/QWEe1 #socialmediagameabout 22 hours ago from Nambu in reply to Annemarijke
nice. Will discuss web2fordev @undjetzt conference with volunters returning from developing countries. Then we play the social media game.2:59 AM Jul 9th from web
tried to identify real impact through collective action: From local to global - social networks address world challenges http://bit.ly/KVbFZ1:37 PM Jul 7th from web
@blampe da wünschst du dir doch Barcelona zurück, oder? Wird es langsam auch schon heißer im Zug?3:31 AM Jul 4th from Nambu in reply to blampe
scanning endless but highly valuable openstreetmaps files for specific geodata. Need it for a local politics transparency project.2:55 AM Jul 4th from Nambu
organized another little meetup for nonprofits in Frankfurt. DM if you want to join or go here http://socialbar.de/wiki/Fr...3:28 AM Jul 2nd from web
Food crisis: Governments and corporations are buying up farmland in other countries to grow their own food http://tr.im/qAjv1:21 AM Jul 2nd from Nambu
@sidid Thanks Simon for your comment. Already commented back. Legal constraints are another barrier.1:46 AM Jun 30th from Nambu in reply to sidid
surprised the open data approach is not more popular: Information silos vs. open data in development organizations http://tr.im/qh361:04 AM Jun 30th from Nambu
@rsamii yes I wrote a few articles and just work on a social network piece. @gaurisalokhe what topic are you interested particularily?2:34 AM Jun 26th from Nambu in reply to rsamii
@schorsch9000 more user-commitment = more information to digest. Still unsure how to deal best with it. Prefer reflection through blogging.5:39 AM Jun 25th from Nambu in reply to schorsch9000
@rsamii yes I guess so: "Just 10% of Twitter users generate more than 90% of the content, a Harvard study of 300,000 users found."5:21 AM Jun 25th from Nambu in reply to rsamii
According to a study more than half of all people using Twitter updated their page less than once every 74 days. http://tr.im/pI2F @elgaelo5:18 AM Jun 25th from Nambu
@joitske talked to the guys from @maneno a while ago. They seriously work on low bandwidth solutions. Alternative: Drupal minimum.5:10 AM Jun 22nd from Nambu in reply to joitske
two excellent article explaining the campaign in Iran and the limited role of Twitter: http://tr.im/pjr7 http://tr.im/pjrp @digiactive5:03 AM Jun 22nd from Nambu
Exaggerated or realistic? The Next Billion – The Rise of Social Network Sites in Developing Countries http://tinyurl.com/n43t3c9:03 AM Jun 19th from web
@AfriNomad yes indeed but promising too if you look at that news: Facebook Swahili version launched http://tr.im/oPXs12:56 PM Jun 17th from Nambu
needed to blog against the Google Wave euphoria: Real-time trouble and the persistent belief in tools http://tinyurl.com/n6cj598:38 AM Jun 17th from web
@pipstar Bertolt Brecht: “'What is the robbing of a bank compared to the founding of a bank?'” Sorry only of little help. :-)1:03 AM Jun 17th from web in reply to pipstar

Name Christian Kreutz
Location Frankfurt
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Bio Knowledge activist and consultant. Learning and networks for social change. Also here @ict4d