Comments on: Invisible is here http://www.alistbloggers.org/2008/11/invisible-is-here/ We make association leaders think. Sat, 13 Mar 2010 03:57:55 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 By: bradgarland http://www.alistbloggers.org/2008/11/invisible-is-here/comment-page-1/#comment-165 bradgarland Thu, 06 Nov 2008 04:09:00 +0000 http://benmartincae.com/invisible-is-here#comment-165 Nice post and that Clay Shirky quote is simply genius.<br><br>From my standpoint, the association executives that I talk with think this technology is indeed invisible but not in an ubiquitous way, in a "I don't use it or see the need for it" sort of way. I spend a great deal of time still making the introductions. Now I don't mind doing that...we always have something to learn but for the assc. exec there still seems to be a long road ahead. Nice post and that Clay Shirky quote is simply genius.

From my standpoint, the association executives that I talk with think this technology is indeed invisible but not in an ubiquitous way, in a “I don't use it or see the need for it” sort of way. I spend a great deal of time still making the introductions. Now I don't mind doing that…we always have something to learn but for the assc. exec there still seems to be a long road ahead.

]]> By: bradgarland http://www.alistbloggers.org/2008/11/invisible-is-here/comment-page-1/#comment-54 bradgarland Thu, 06 Nov 2008 02:09:00 +0000 http://benmartincae.com/invisible-is-here#comment-54 Nice post and that Clay Shirky quote is simply genius.<br><br>From my standpoint, the association executives that I talk with think this technology is indeed invisible but not in an ubiquitous way, in a "I don't use it or see the need for it" sort of way. I spend a great deal of time still making the introductions. Now I don't mind doing that...we always have something to learn but for the assc. exec there still seems to be a long road ahead. Nice post and that Clay Shirky quote is simply genius.

From my standpoint, the association executives that I talk with think this technology is indeed invisible but not in an ubiquitous way, in a “I don't use it or see the need for it” sort of way. I spend a great deal of time still making the introductions. Now I don't mind doing that…we always have something to learn but for the assc. exec there still seems to be a long road ahead.

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