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http://www.socialmediabynumbers.com The era of Social Media has changed the nature of organizational definition. We are no longer authors of our identity, bu... Via Karen Dietz
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What's your story? What are your mission vision values? Why it matters. Excellent video. 
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June 1, 12:28 PM
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Facebook has data on $1 trillion off-line purchases. Delete the scoop?
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Dateline TV producer tests her own urine for BPA and chemicals after changing daily habits, finds shocking results Via Sandi Cornez 
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April 9, 12:34 PM
Important read for families. I gave up eating canned foods awhile ago, unless they specifically were labeled BPA Free. I buy food in glass jars now or fresh is best. Delete the scoop?
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Coffee, olive oil and fish are just some of the adulterated and intentionally mislabeled foods regularly passed off as something they’re not.
In a country where we have relatively strict labeling regulations, many food manufacturers still manage to swindle shoppers by adding fillers or diluting the real deal with less expensive ingredients, without the knowledge of the consumer. And in fact, it’s become so prevalent that the U.S. Pharmacopeial Convention, a nonprofit that sets standards used by the FDA, set up a database to track the infractions. Called the Food Fraud Database (FFD), it describes food fraud as the "deliberate substitution, addition, tampering or misrepresentation of food, food ingredients or food packaging, or false or misleading statements made about a product for economic gain." It has a shocking number of entries. Via Pamir Kiciman, Sandi Cornez 
Kirk Fontaine's curator insight,
April 7, 11:02 AM
This seems to be happening quite frequently in order to cut production and manufacturing costs and the consumer is the one that loses out
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April 7, 1:13 PM
Good catches. Best advice: be discerning when you shop. Read labels carefully. Buy organic. Do research on brands you're not familiar with. Purchase fresh foods as often as possible. You can make your own orange juice. Delete the scoop?
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April 2, 10:00 PM
Great article. Addiction harms your body, whether it's from drink or food. Get off the addiction bandwagon and take back your health. Delete the scoop?
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Free advertising is a little bit carrot, a little bit stick. Delete the scoop?
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Facebook is testing whether to follow Twitter's lead and allow users to click on a hashtag to pull up all posts about similar topics or events so it can quickly index conversations around trending topics. Delete the scoop?
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Why do marketers revel in military jargon? Must we really rally troops to deploy conquest ads or fire quick hits of bleeding-edge apps? Via Karen Dietz
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This is an article that I was going to write. I think it is an American thing. Delete the scoop?
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After two months of nominations and voting, the 2012 Canadian Startup Awards presented by KPMG boils down to this one Delete the scoop?
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Mye makes $100K for Oakville hospitalInsideHalton.comOAKVILLE BEAVER - Twenty-five years ago, Motoaki “Mo” Aoki marked two major events in his life — the birth of... Re: Mye donating next week's profits to new hospital, Oakville Beaver, Oct 19, 2012. Delete the scoop?
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Free-them message reaches Oakville studentsInsideHalton.comThe film deals with issues of prostitution and human-trafficking. Free-them founder Shae Invidiata of Oakville also visited. Delete the scoop?
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Jo Tyler, Associate Professor of Training and Development at Penn State, is an educator, storyteller, organizational consultant, and mosaic artist. When she ... Via Karen Dietz 
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May 30, 9:50 AM
I scooped this from Karen Dietz. She is a great story telling educator. 
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June 6, 4:36 PM
Thank you so much for your kind comment Alison! And Margaret, glad you also found value in the article.
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How important is mobile marketing in 2013 and what do you need to do to capture a piece of the mobile marketing pie?
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Your customers are mobile. Delete the scoop?
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Bread, rice, potatoes. Should you banish them forever? Take this WebMD quiz ands show us what you know about carbohydrates and healthy eating. Delete the scoop?
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If the U.S. were to pay off the $4.5 trillion debt to these countries, each American needs to dig into their pocket for $14,458.00 to pay these nations with amount ranging from $39 to the Australian Government to $3,719 to the Chinese Government. Delete the scoop?
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View the Canada's best car deals: March 21 photo gallery on Yahoo! Finance Canada . Find more news related pictures in our photo galleries.
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The best leadership blogs of 2013 Ranked. - This is probably the best list you will find - take a look at all these great blogs.
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Already familiar with many of these but there are many more here worth taking a look at. Expecially the ones about leadership. Delete the scoop?
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Defined Organized Comprehensive Care (DOCC) is a framework that breaks the pain experience into its component parts. By understanding and treating ALL of the variables affecting your pain, you are able to regain control of your care, pain and life.
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Pain is a perception – nothing more, nothing less. Delete the scoop?
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Feast your brain on this excellent panel featuring Brian Clark, Doug Pray, and John Jacobsen. Via Karen Dietz
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February 11, 9:14 PM
Hi Ana! So glad you liked the video. Yes, it is refreshing! And I feel like you do -- women do need to be mentioned as speakers and movers and shakers instead of just characters. In fact women in the field of story work need larger voices. Thanks for the comment!
Tommy Walker's comment,
March 8, 11:19 AM
Wow, thank you so much for sharing this! Ana, to your question about not having women speakers, we've only just started this show, and this was the second episode. We do plan on having women panelists for future episodes, and some very influential ones at that. There are some really big plans for this format for the future.
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March 8, 12:37 PM
Good to know Tommy! Thanks for jumping in and giving us an update.
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Karen Dietz's curator insight,
February 1, 4:55 PM
Ahhh -- really good insights and points here in this article by Gunther Sonnenfeld that expands our typical ways of working with stories in business (transactional storytelling), and how we need to shift to transformational storytelling. Stories provide meaning and purpose, as the above text says. Even when told for transactional purposes. But there is no reason for organizations not to also claim the higher ground. This is a thoughtful article that touches on a few fundamental truths about storytelling, and calling us to think/act more deeply about the story work we do. And I like the visual chart that comes along with it also! This review was written by Karen Dietz for her curated content on business storytelling at www.scoop.it/t/just-story-it 
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February 2, 4:12 AM
Insightful read that goes deeper on storytelling's appeal. 
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February 2, 9:06 AM
We talk about how to spread our influence and how to build audience for our message. Story seems to me to be one excellent way for doing that. Delete the scoop?
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The Marketing Benefits Of Social Media [INFOGRAPHIC]... Delete the scoop?
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BURLINGTON, ON November 22, 2012 Earlier this year I wrote about the BusinessInBurlington MeetUp organized by social media entrepreneur James Burchill. Since that time I've been intrigued by the continued ... Delete the scoop?
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