Jure Cuhalev

Posts Tagged ‘Online Communities

At #CLS09 we had a bunch of discussions and talks about unconferences and things related to them. To the ones that are new to this space – unconference is essentially a conference where the talks are given by the participants. BarCamp is a brand of general conference, mostly in geek space, that is done in [...]

20 Jun, 2009

You should do Tech support on Twitter

Posted by: Jure Cuhalev In: Tech

Tech support is something that you have to do as you build and distribute a product or just provide a service. Most of the time, having support email address in form of support@companyname.com and startups like UserVoice and GetSatisfaction make great tools for creating positive environment where discussions and support can happen. These are all [...]

16 Apr, 2009

Personal branding, social media and pretty pictures

Posted by: Jure Cuhalev In: Tech

In spirit of eating my own dog food, I’m publishing the presentation that I’m giving tomoorow at my old faculty to undergrad class about things I live and breath – twitter, social media and branding. Probably not much for veterans reading this blog but I was surprised how many good case studies I could do [...]

21 Feb, 2009

The importance of identity in online communities

Posted by: Jure Cuhalev In: ideas

While on the Internet nobody knows you’re a dog (or at least until you turn on your web cam), there’s still a matter of online identity. Even though you can constructy any kind of identity you want with nicknames, avatars and everything – at the end of the day, you’re still playing the role of [...]


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jure100px_colour Jure Cuhalev is an Open Source Hacker, with background in Social Sciences and Usability and User Experience (UX).