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Monthly Archives: May 2011

May 23, 2011

How Well Do You Know Asia’s Digital Markets? Five New Digital Media Across Asia Wiki Pages Reply

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Overnight students at Singapore Management University launched five new wiki pages. This term is a condensed five week course, so the pages are truncated to account for the reduced time. Still, the infographics and content are both interesting and… More…

May 17, 2011

Japan Social Media: Student-Produced Podcast with MTV Executive Mr. Louis Nonouchi (Best of Series #2) Reply

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Sometimes students hit a home run and land a nice interview, which is exactly what happened this spring as a group built our Digital Media in Japan page. You can listen to the podcast featuring Mr. Louis Nonouchi directly from this blog or visit a… More…

May 17, 2011

This Week on the For Immediate Release Podcast: ASEAN Report Looks at Digital Social Networks as a Fourth Way Reply

Tags: ASEAN, For Immediate Release, Social networks

This week in my Asia Report to the For Immediate Release podcast I look at the opportunity ASEAN sees for using digital social networks to pursue political, economic and social goals. Utilizing The Digital 4th Way As A Platform For Building A Peop… More…

May 13, 2011

On Jargon: Why We Should Not Hide Behind a Wall of Linguistic Excess Reply

Tags: Henry Jenkins, Jargon, plain English

One of the smartest scholars I have been fortunate to work with, Dr. Campbell at University of Minnesota, ground into my psyche one important idea about my own writing and scholarship: if you can’t say it in plain English that an educated person c… More…

May 11, 2011

This Week on the FIR Podcast: Wrap-up of the SG Election and Mobile in Emerging Economies Reply

Tags: For Immediate Release, Mobile, Singapore

This week on the For Immediate Release podcast I share my final impressions of the SG election and the vibrant communications surrounding it. I also discuss an idea, which I also covered in a previous blog post about mobile in emerging economies, … More…

May 11, 2011

Indonesia Social Media: Student-Produced Infographic Worth Reading (Best Of Series #1) Reply

Tags: #comm215, #DMAsia, Indonesia, Infographic

I am finally getting around to my Best Of series featuring some the work my student in Digital Media Across Asia produced for #Comm 215 and the #DMAsia wiki. I asked each team to produce an infographic, podcast, and video. So I would like to begin… More…

May 7, 2011

What’s the Mobile Equivalent of the Internet Cafe? Sharing a Mobile Device in Emerging Economies Reply

Tags: Emerging economy, Mobile, Nokia

Have you ever thought about what would happen if you lost your mobile?Frustration. Anger at yourself. Maybe worry about your photographs, schedule, or affording a replacement. I have always thought of my mobile phone, from the mid 1990s through no… More…

May 7, 2011

Three Links from the Saturday Morning Press That You Don’t Want to Miss Reply

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Few things make my Saturday morning more enjoyable than some great reading and a smooth Italian coffee. While I cannot share my coffee over the Internet, I hope the following links make your weekend reading as enjoyable as mine was. The duality of… More…

May 2, 2011

For More Students, Working on Wikis Is Part of Making the Grade Reply

Tags: #comm215, #DMAsia, IHT, Michael Netzley, NYT, SMU, wiki

SINGAPORE — As a university student, Avnish Desai was advised by his professors to never rely on Wikipedia content alone for his research. “In fact some discourage us from even using the Web site as a source of basic research,” he said. Now, as a … More…

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ADr. Netzley serves as a Principal in Leadership Consulting at Heidrick & Struggles, Singapore. He focuses his energy on accelerating executive careers through impactful learning and development. Dr. Netzley has personally taught or coached more than 10,000 executives since arriving in Asia. Before joining H&S, he served as the Academic Director of Executive Development (Singapore Management University) and was a key part of the team that tripled revenue in only three years. Prior to that, he spent 17 years as a faculty member in the SMU School of Business and the Carlson School of Business at University of Minnesota. Michael's work was recognised in 2011 with the prestigious Champions’ Award for innovative course design and delivery, awarded the Best Case prize from EFMD in 2015, and has been featured in the New York Times and MIT's Technology Review magazine. His innovative teaching has also been featured in the New York Times.

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