You're not really competing with the YouTube algorithm with your work with net-centric campaigns. It's actually using your own software or face to face or things like that. So you can build a network without the up or down regulation of the algorithms. Nobody wants to be in another network. But they'll all join one that promises more value than the one that they've got. The lack of barriers of entry makes networks very, very powerful.
On this episode, Nate is joined by Marty Kearns, a civic organizer and networking specialist. He and Marty discuss why both networks and communities will be critical to the coming challenges we face. How will the social ties we form now influence the outcome of power, peace and new social organization? How can we organize ourselves in order to best meet the future that is coming?
About Marty Kearns:Marty Kearns is the Executive Director of Netcentric Campaigns, leading product design, project oversight, evaluation, development of advocacy network theory and strategic business planning. Prior to that Marty developed communication tools with Green Media Toolshed to help environmental activists. He has also created and organized numerous mass volunteer projects from data collection to wildlife preservation.
For Show Notes and Transcript visit: https://www.thegreatsimplification.com/episode/41-marty-kearns