Wrong Location OK So I arrived late. Who knew that O’Reilly Media/UBM TechWeb’s Web 2.0 Expo had moved from that behemoth complex along the Hudson River to the heart of Manhattan’s tourist district? (I guess I should have.) I thus missed the first of the four sessions I hoped to attend. It featured Karin Klein, […]
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I finally had a chance to attend one of O’Reilly Media’s Web 2.0 Expos (as opposed to “the more exclusive” Web 2.0 Summit) this morning at New York’s Javits Center –>. I choose to audit the panel called “Real-Time Marketing: Operationalizing the Use of Social Media,” which featured SM luminaries Jennifer Zeszut (Scout Labs) who
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The socially smart set have jumped all over Josh Bernoff’s just-released study that ranked the trust-worthiness of various information sources. His provocatively titled post “People don’t trust company blogs. What you should do about it” revealed that company blogs scored the lowest on Forrester’s version of The Edelman Trust Barometer. Company blogs earned a paltry
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I had a chance to spend the morning at NYC’s Waldorf Astoria’s Starlight Roof. No. It wasn’t a wedding, bar mitzvah or even a debutante ball. Rather, our industry’s leading weekly magazine gathered PR’s movers and shakers for a look at What’s Next. The PR Week NEXT Conference, in celebration of the glossy’s 10th anniversary,
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Chris Brogan may regret turning over his online real estate to guest blogger Dennis Howlett, a fellow Social Media Today contributor, who used the opportunity to rant on most things Web 2.0. His post “Web 2.0- Was it Ever Alive?” calls into question the lofty prognostications on the value that “social media” (a term Howlett
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