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Below is a comprehensive collection of all the widgets, plugins, extensions, web & mobile applications, mashups, and tools that draw on the Social Actions API - Christian

Read this 2009 paper: “The Behavior Grid: 35 Ways Behavior Can Change” - Christian

Thank you for coming to my site. I hope you enjoy the art and maybe even find a piece you would like to own. Many of the originals I have hanging in my own home. In them I find peace, inspiration and encouragement as I make my way through the arduous journey to recover from paralysis. - Christian

Despite its popularity and use among many consumer-oriented Fortune 500 companies, most pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and devices/diagnostic companies have refrained from using social media to engage customers and stakeholders. Instead, most have chosen to stick with a decidedly Web 1.0 model, which tends to keep customer interactions to a bare minimum. Indeed, only a handful of life sciences companies have decided to take the social media plunge, claims Jonathan Richman, director of business development at Bridge Worldwide Inc. and author of the popular “Dose of Digital” blog, which tracks social media usage by life sciences and healthcare companies. - Christian

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E-180 is currently a Montreal-based blog on consensual education, social entrepreneurship and social media. Ultimately, E-180 will become a social enterprise, a matchmaking website where people can jumpstart their learning by finding and meeting great mentors. For free. - Christian

Watch the Skoll Foundation’s 9 minute film about social entrepreneurship, “Social Entrepreneurs: Pioneering Social Change” for an introduction to the field: - Christian

Over the weekend I was poking around in the recipient-reported data at recovery.gov. I filtered the New Hampshire spreadsheet down to items for my town, Keene, and was a bit surprised to find no descriptions in many cases. Here’s the breakdown: - Christian

Welcome to Consumer Consequences, our interactive game designed to illustrate the impact of our lifestyles on the Earth. It's part of American Public Media's™ special series, "Consumed," which explores whether the modern American lifestyle is sustainable in the long run. (Stay tuned to this site for more "Consumed" content). - Christian

The results of two new research studies about nonprofits and adoption of social media were released this week. One focuses on telling nonprofits not to bother with social media, the other provides some strategic ways to move forward. Weber Shandwick released the results of a survey of 200 nonprofit and foundation executives to explore how their organizations (range of budgets) are using social media and the value they derive from these efforts. - Christian

MU Researchers Find Internet Search Process Affects Cognition, Emotion Readers’ physiological responses to online content provides new insight for advertisers - Christian

"Websence blocked this page. Reason: The category Violence is filtered." Now I really want to see it! - Christian

Austin group raising awareness feeding and hydrating the homeless - Christian

Looks like a great way to annoy, vex and maybe titillate all at the same time - Christian

A new analysis led by researchers at the University of California, Berkeley, School of Public Health suggests that for those individuals who are trying to quit smoking, Web- and computer-based smoking cessation programs are worth a try. And, because of the tough economic times, many of them are free. - Christian

Interested in the conf - Christian

Interesting idea for conferences. Kinda like the unconference or bar camp idea I think. - Christian

I saw this over a year ago, read her book and saw many interviews. Her ability to share this experience is a gift. Her insights are amazing. - Christian

impressions after a first look at Google's new Trends For Websites service from Fred Wilson's seeking alpha blog. - Christian

In this online survey conducted in March, 2009, 929 respondents representing nonprofits of all sizes and from multiple vertical seg- ments indicate that nearly three-quarters (74.2%) have a presence on Facebook, and 30.9% have one or more social networking communities on their own web site. - Christian

David Armano's clever sketch of the relationship between paid versus earned media. - Christian

@conniereece and @thoughtwrong found this tool for understanding traffic via mobile - Christian

Hospital records are one thing, but online personal medical records are still a work in progress. - Christian

Virtual worlds, as both a concept and an industry, have changed radically over the past 10 years, from a toy for the technological elite, to an over-hyped marketing phenomenon, and with this radical change comes the need for reexamining the uses and utility of virtual world technologies and experiences. This paper provides such a reexamination. - Christian

Dan Pallotta with a great new model for what the non profits should do to change - Christian

Interesting article by Peter Kim - Christian

Something KM wanted me to check out - Christian

Nice post about insights gathered from the twitter stream - Christian

Comprehensive database of Media outlets on Twitter - Christian

Interesting map of my conversations in twitter. - Christian