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In today’s chat, Allan reports on IABC’s European Leadership Institute & the use of social media in IABC Europe. Lee likes the first chapter of Jeremy Wright’s book: why businesses need to get their heads around social media. And why you should be worried if you are not being talked about in the blogosphere.
Lee muses “Is this the beginning of the social media shakeout? We are starting to see Web 2.0 businesses fail.” Allan and Lee discuss the demise of PubSub.
And then we discuss blogging and politics - politicians who blog, and bloggers who cover politicians. We also have a good laugh at Jupiter Research’s expense, thanks to the hard work of Toby Bloomberg and Fard Johnmar. And we make the obligatory mention of Robert Scoble.
In short, Chat#10 is more than just a coffee break - it’s a free ranging buffet with lots of good stuff under the heat lamps.
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Technorati Tags: IABC, European Leadership Institute, Jeremy Wright, PubSub, John Edwards, Hugh Hewitt, Jupiter Research, Toby Bloomberg, Fard Johnmar
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Hi - Thanks for the shout out and kind words. To paraphase Jackie Huba, technology allows 1 voice turns into many voices faster than a speeding bullet. Can/will the many influence the market’s perception of a brand? That’s the $64,000 question.