Monthly Archives: November 2008

November 25th, 2008Peter Corbett
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Add Your Strength – Solving Childhood Hunger in America

We’re a very lucky company and have so much to be thankful for. Through the course of the past 15 months of iStrategyLabs’ existence we’ve tackled huge, interesting and exciting projects for big brands…at the same time we’ve been given the opportunity to be true innovators and do things never done before. Meanwhile, we’re growing [...]
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November 24th, 2008Peter Corbett
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The Washington Post Giveth and Taketh Away in the Same Day

Part I: The Washington Post Giveth This morning I woke up to a Washington Post article featuring me (Peter Corbett) and a crew of DC tech innovators giving their thoughts on “Navigating the Crisis“. Of course, I love the article because it puts me, iStrategyLabs, and Apps for Democracy on the front page of the [...]
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November 15th, 2008Peter Corbett
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Apps for Democracy Yeilds 4,000% ROI in 30 Days for DC.Gov

On September 11th, 2008 Vivek Kundra, CTO of Washington DC, asked iStrategyLabs how we could make their revolutionary open Data Catalog useful for the citizens, visitors, businesses and government agencies of DC. My response was: “You can do one of two things. You can spend years and millions of dollars contracting this out to big [...]
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November 5th, 2008Peter Corbett
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37-year-olds in Facebook? It’s a GenX thing.

By iStrategist Jessie Newburn (Twitter, Linkedin, Facebook, JessieX Blog) When my brother was just three, he would often roam out of the house. For hours he’d be out and about, here and there, down by the creek, over in the woods, playing in the warm sun, at a friend’s house … or just by himself. [...]
Posted in Influencer Identification, Interactive Strategy, Social Network Analysis