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At Content Nation WE Write the Story of Social Media.
About John Blossom |
John Blossom is one of the most widely recognized content industry analysts, providing thought leadership to executives in search of new approaches to rapidly changing enterprise and media markets for publishing and technology products and services. He founded Shore Communications Inc. in 1997, is the author of the book "Content Nation: Surviving and Thriving as Social Media Changes Our Work, Our Lives and Our Future," and speaks frequently at industry and corporate events in the U.S., Europe and Asia. For his excellence in qualitative research, Mr. Blossom was recognized with the Vendor of the Year award by Standard & Poor's in 2001. Shore Communications was recognized as one of the 100 Content Industry Companies that Matter Most by EContent Magazine in 2004 and 2005 and Mr. Blossom's ContentBlogger weblog won the Software and Information Industry Association 2007 CODiE award for Best Media Blog. John's profile page at Shore.com |
John Blossom is the founder of Content Nation and the author of the book 
Content
Nation is a global community of media, enterprise and personal
publishers who share their insights and expertise on how today's social
media services are changing our lives, our work and our world. More...
Content
Nation members can edit this site to build the story of social media
together and to inform the world about key trends and events. Join us today!
On Content Nation you can:
- Read John Blossom's Content Nationblog on trends that are impacting social media
- Write and collaborate on articles and forum topics that can provide deeper insight into social media
- Contribute directly to the editing of Content Nation - The Book.- our first effort at a crowdsourced book, to be published by John Wiley & Sons, Inc..(manuscript is now complete!)
- Post files for downloads - white papers, research and demo links
- Post information on upcoming events relating to social media
- Add your own ideas!
NOTE: This is a very new technology that we're using for Content Nation, so we are taking some risks in exposing it to you in a still-evolutionary form. Be patient. Provide suggestions. Ask questions. It will all help us to build a stronger Content Nation together.
