Libby Davy's Blog (8)

We hosted what became a passionate debate on Social Media… Continue

This may be the last chance we have to meet world peace leader Tenzin Gyatso the Dalai Lama of Tibet. A friend helping organise the tour has told us future tours are unlikely, due to his advancing years and some health issues affecting insurance. Fortunately… Continue

I am a big fan and sometimes apologist for Anita Roddick. I am also an activist. I have grown up with Anita's strong voice and heart, strong actions, in my life. She is like an inspiring, very sympatico Aunty, always there, always putting the fire in my belly. The day she died was a da… Continue

Hi all Now we can share the highlights of our day with this group on Twitter. Just search for blogtivists and follow on topic updates from me for the group. You can also follow my personal tweets as libbydavy, some of which will be on topic and some of which will be very random. If you meet someone you want to listen out for, check their profile for their Twitter account. I will follow anyone who enters their account name in. If or when you start using Twitter, please update y… Continue

Hi all If you can make it to Brighton, we would love to see you after werk at our juicy new co-working space and creative hub The Werks. Meet like-minded folk in the Web 2.0 zone, writers, ethical biz and other happening folk, or just sip on something salubrious and celebrate the end of the week and the coming of spring! (Give or take a bit of snow.) More info here. First one was 25 April. Stay tuned for next date and… Continue

This was originally posted on our Authentic Blogging page. You can find it here, with full linkset to resource sites. Anyone want to add to it? Things are shifting all the time. I guess Ning (the thing we are in right now) needs to be added for a start. As you can see in this conversation… Continue

When we first started Authentic Blogging, we wanted to give our clients / students / colleagues and others a chance to talk amongst themselves. Blogs are great at starting conversations, but it puts the blogger at the centre. With this wonderful Ning! social network, you can start your own discussions, explore your own ideas and themes in community. Help each other solve technical and human questions and go beyond what you thought was possible. You might even end up starting one yourself! This… Continue

Okay so the question had to arise... given that blogging can feel like a very lonely experience when people are not leaving comments or emailing you in side topics.... I'm wondering whether this Ning could replace my blog? I guess the blog could become a more static website for stuff about courses and what not. Here it all goes shifting and weaving again. What an emergent space it all is... Continue