Where does the social media revolution lead? Who better to show us than futurist Erica Orange! On this week’s episode, you’ll truly go beyond social as Erica and Jason discuss how different generations are dealing with major disruptions in everything from the communication tools they use to their perceptions of time. Listen to Erica and arm yourself with a more strategic perspective on what’s driving today’s turmoil… and today’s opportunities!

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Amy Crews, co-founder of Charity Sub, is quick to deflect attention. She’d rather talk about the amazing organizations Charity Sub supports, how it’s $5/month threshold makes it easy to for people to get involved, and how social media makes it easy for subscribers to stay involved. Meanwhile, what started as an idea presented to friends over wine is now an idea that gets talked about after the State of Union address. Pretty amazing—this is her story.

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Broadcast is dead, I’ve seen its executioner. Tim McDonald, community manager for HuffPost Live, is one of the web’s most forward thinkers when it comes to the use of video for creating and enhancing communities of people. And it’s completely clear, talking with him, that broadcast video is over. In its place is a different kind of video—an interactive, democratic, community-based form of video where production takes a back seat to content, where segment length is dictated by interest as opposed to commercial breaks, and where form follows function. Broadcast may be dead, but I’ve also seen Tim’s future, and it looks amazing. Join me on the journey in this episode of Beyond Social.

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HuffPost Live – http://live.huffingtonpost.com/r/segment/february-14%2C-2013/5109c0ab2b8c2a13850002fb

Tim McDonald – https://twitter.com/tamcdonald

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Author Kevin Grossman explains how social media has altered the tech job hunt forever, and why it’s more important than ever to use personal and professional relationships to tell and test a relevant, consistent story. One key takeaway? Managing your state of mind is critical: social media is transparent in all sorts of new ways, and you don’t need others picking up on your stress!

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Blane Warrene doesn’t just know social media. He knows social media in the financial sector. In fact, his social media archiving company, Arkovi, was recently purchased by RegEd, an industry behemoth. In this episode of Beyond Social, Blane shares his experiences working to get some of the most conservative companies on planet Earth to use some of the world’s most cutting edge communication technologies. You’ll learn how his compliance software has only captured a single “rogue status update,” get free resources for developing your company’s social media policy, and get practical guidance on how to shorten your organization’s social media learning curve.

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Chicago. It’s a city with beautiful summers, the best food in America, overrated winters, and an increasingly vibrant tech community. Today, join Tom Johnson, Assistant Treasurer in charge of Business Development, for a look at how this city is nurturing its social media community and even using social media to conduct its own business—including with an event coming up October 5th!

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Carl Smith, founder and “Chief Keeper Upper” of nGen Works, bases his management philosophy on the behavior of the mindless, spineless Jellyfish. And guess what? Whether you think that sounds cool or crazy, it’s important that you understand Carl’s philosophy. Social media is making the hierarchy obsolete for certain types of organizations. (Hint: if you’re in a constant re-org loop, it’s happening to you.) Carl’s model will help you fill the void

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As COO of Chili’s Bar & Grill, Kelli Valade is focused on store operations and the path to sustainable profitability. And while many in her position may perceive social media to be a threat to productivity, Kelli has turned employee engagement into a competitive advantage. How? Through giving. Every September, Chili’s, its employees, and its guests raise

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Jonny Imerman and his organization, Imerman’s Angels, have helped thousands of people by fostering 1-on-1 relationships between cancer patients and survivors who mentor them. Jonny builds relationships that change lives, but although community and awareness are his core values, he doesn’t use social media much to spread his message. Find out how he has built his incredible network—headquartered in Chicago and spanning 85 countries—and why he does it the old fashioned way: one person at a time.

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