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Great new community blog

January 30th, 2007 Posted in Building Community

If you’re looking for great new reading material, head over to the new Future of Communities blog. This blog is group blog for the speakers at the upcoming Community 2.0 conference in March. In Vegas.

I’ll be speaking, and shortly I’ll be blogging over at the Future of Communities blog. But head over there quickly. There’s already a ton of great content from some of smartest minds in the community marketing industry.

Big thanks to Francois Gossieaux for pulling this conference and the blog together!

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  • http://www.emergencemarketing.com Francois Gossieaux

    Jake – thank you for participating in this effort. I have enjoyed your blog and I am really looking forward to your commentary over at the Future of Communities as well!

    BTW – did you see the new HBS Wikipedia story?

  • http://www.emergencemarketing.com Francois Gossieaux

    Jake – thank you for participating in this effort. I have enjoyed your blog and I am really looking forward to your commentary over at the Future of Communities as well!

    BTW – did you see the new HBS Wikipedia story?

  • http://www.communityguy.com Jake

    Thanks for the kind words :) No, haven’t seen the HBS story… do tell!

  • http://www.communityguy.com Jake

    Thanks for the kind words :)

    No, haven’t seen the HBS story… do tell!

  • http://www.emergencemarketing.com Francois Gossieaux

    Sorry – I should have been clearer. Karim Lakhani from Harvard who did the case sudy with enterprise 2.0 guru Andrew McAfee wrote about it on the future of communities blog – another shameless plug :)

  • http://www.emergencemarketing.com Francois Gossieaux

    Sorry – I should have been clearer. Karim Lakhani from Harvard who did the case sudy with enterprise 2.0 guru Andrew McAfee wrote about it on the future of communities blog – another shameless plug :)