Organizing clean up after riots

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Organizing clean up after riots

I wrote last week a post about the good and bad use of social media. This time, social medial was used to clean up after the riots in London. According with psfk,

The Riotcleanup Twitter page has amassed over 87,000 followers and is constantly tweeting updates including clean-up locations and times, along with other information about the initiative. Twitter users are using the #riotcleanup hashtag to share their own experiences.
A Facebook group was set up to collate information after the damage caused in London and has 18,000 followers, with similar groups for the different cities affected. Also, riotcleanup.co.uk has information about how to help and a list of locations, dates and times for upcoming clean-ups.

So much better use of technology...

Posted by Terra3.0 at 8/17/2011 2:53 AM

Categories: Social Media

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Daniela Axinte spent the last 20 years helping businesses around the world expand and build strong brands by using non-traditional marketing techniques. Daniela is a life-long student of human behavior in the context of global village. Her research focuses on how we build relationships and businesses in the context of global village and how the use of technology and social media changes the dynamics of our professional and personal lives. Daniela is the founder of and CEO of Terra3.0, a global sales, marketing, and business development group. She is a part-time lecturer at the University of Washington | Bothell in the Business Program and a certified Kauffman FastTrac® facilitator. To engage Terra3.0 or Daniela in a consulting or coaching assignment, take her seminars and workshops, or to have her speak to your organization, please send an email to SuccessatTerra30dotcom.

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