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'''Book: Allison Fine. Momentum - Igniting Social Change in the Connected Age'''
'''Book: Allison Fine. Momentum - Igniting Social Change in the Connected Age'''




URL = http://www.afine.com
URL = http://www.afine.com, http://www.momentumthebook.com/




'''on some new and innovative tools for grassroots activists and political campaigns.'''
'''on some new and innovative tools for grassroots activists and political campaigns.'''
(http://www.personaldemocracy.com/conference/podcasts)
(http://www.personaldemocracy.com/conference/podcasts)
=Description=
"How can we move from serving soup until our elbows ache to solving chronic social ills like hunger or homelessness? How can we break the disastrous cycle of low expectations that leads to chronic social failures?
The answers to these questions lie within a new book by Allison H. Fine called MOMENTUM: Igniting Social Change in the Connected Age, a fresh, zestful way of thinking about and organizing social change work. Today's digital tools--including but not limited to e-mail, the Web, cell phones, personal digital assistants (PDAs), even iPods--promote interactivity and connectedness. But as MOMENTUM shows, these new social media tools are important not for their wizardry but because they connect us to one another in inexpensive, accessible, and massively scalable ways."




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Revision as of 08:23, 26 December 2006

Book: Allison Fine. Momentum - Igniting Social Change in the Connected Age


URL = http://www.afine.com, http://www.momentumthebook.com/


on some new and innovative tools for grassroots activists and political campaigns. (http://www.personaldemocracy.com/conference/podcasts)


Description

"How can we move from serving soup until our elbows ache to solving chronic social ills like hunger or homelessness? How can we break the disastrous cycle of low expectations that leads to chronic social failures?

The answers to these questions lie within a new book by Allison H. Fine called MOMENTUM: Igniting Social Change in the Connected Age, a fresh, zestful way of thinking about and organizing social change work. Today's digital tools--including but not limited to e-mail, the Web, cell phones, personal digital assistants (PDAs), even iPods--promote interactivity and connectedness. But as MOMENTUM shows, these new social media tools are important not for their wizardry but because they connect us to one another in inexpensive, accessible, and massively scalable ways."