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It brought together scientists, political leaders, academics, health specialists, representatives of intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations, the private sector and the media, and discussions focused on climate, ecological degradation, human well-being, planetary thresholds, food security, energy and governance.
UNESCO: EDUCATION
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The panel was called Supercharging Productivity through Workforce Innovation, a name of the sort that has caused me to zone out during discussions of social media in the past.
FORBES: Mobile, Social, Crowd, Cloud: Why These Concepts Matter
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Three years ago, the 47-year-old Mr. DeMann began using Facebook and Twitter to market his service and, in 2011, he designated one of his 78 workers to spend 20 hours a week on social-media efforts, generating health discussions on Facebook and highlighting health tips and articles on Twitter.
WSJ: Small Firms Say LinkedIn Works, Twitter Doesn't