In recent months, I’ve made a small fuss over the so called Government 2.0 experts descending on Washington expecting to change the way of life in government. Of course, I’ve been also called out for not providing actual solutions. Probably rightly so, but understand that I don’t work in the government space. I am simply [...]
Aaron April 13, 2009
Crossing Over Technology With Government
Filed Under: Aaron Brazell Tagged With: government, government 2.0, Social Media, transparency, Web 2.0
Aaron March 20, 2009
The Pros and Cons of "Going Dark"
When I tell people that I am actually an introvert, it usually surprises people. As someone who is in the public eye, and maintains some kind of brand that is recognizable, most people see me as an outgoing guy who is always trying to be a part of the latest social scene and while that [...]
Filed Under: Aaron Brazell Tagged With: celebrity, ego, influencer, jeremiah owyang, kathy sierra, mike arrington, Social Media
Aaron March 11, 2009
It's Really Simple; Be Valuable and You Will Be Valued
Despite the crazy title of this post, it is not about personal brand. That’s a conversation that is happening elsewhere in the blogosphere and, though I’ve talked about it on this blog, it is not relevant to this post. What is relevant is value. Actual value versus “perceived” value. Late last night, around 2am, I [...]
Filed Under: Aaron Brazell Tagged With: hp, influencer, Leadership, mark hurd, Social Media, twitter, value
Aaron March 7, 2009
Missional Government 2.0
It’s only a matter of time before Tim O’Reilly tells the world that Web 2.0 Expo is going to be hosted in Washington, D.C. I mean, I don’t know anything for a fact, but all the sex appeal of Web 2.0 is descending on Washington. I certainly appreciate the fact that the Silicon Valley bubble [...]
Filed Under: Aaron Brazell Tagged With: government, government 2.0, government agencies, peter corbett, Social Media, social web
Aaron March 6, 2009
In Washington They Ask, "What Can We Actually Use?"
As many of you know, I’ve spent the better part of the last three months looking for sustainable employment. Historically (in the past two years), I have focused on technology startups outside of my geographical region, but, as time has gone on I have seen increasing value in planting roots with a local firm. In [...]
Filed Under: Aaron Brazell Tagged With: blue sky factory, del.icio.us, government 2.0, New Media, Social Media, social tools
Aaron February 9, 2009
Nuke the Nukers (and other benefits of social media to Government)
Editor’s Note: I had a chance to meet a fantastic guy recently. He has very clear and vivid, if sometimes offensive, thoughts on the web space we live in. He’s actually a little crazy, so I thought he would make a great addition to the Technosailor.com family. Lou P. Nuts has a distinguishable voice and [...]
Filed Under: Aaron Brazell Tagged With: government 2.0, parody, satire, Social Media
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