September 19, 2006
Chat #18: Special podcast from the annual Stibo Forum
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With Special Guest Star Donna Papacosta!
Last Thursday, Allan had the pleasure of talking about social media at the annual Stibo Forum held by Stibo Graphic for its many customers. Never missing a chance to show off our command of the medium, Allan and I recorded Chat #18 directly from the Forum.
In this chat, you’ll hear myself, Donna, and Allan talk about how cheap and easy podcasting is, and move on to discuss why we bother to use social media. Is it masochism? Or does it have real implications for our businesses?
We cite, among other cases, Whirlpool’s American Family podcast, GM Fastlane Blog, the Southwest Airlines blog, and SecondLife.
[We apologize for the slight echo you'll hear from time to time. Entirely Allan's fault for stepping in front of the speaker. We have had him shot.] < /p>
We welcome your comments! Agree with us? Disagree? Drop your comments on this post, or send a Waxmail to ‘comments at commscafe dot com’.
Download [9mb] and take an 18 minute coffee break with Lee and Allan. And don’t forget to subscribe to the RSS feed to catch every sparkling discussion as we pass the coffee pot around. And if you are an iTunes user, you can find our podcast on the iTunes Music Store (for free, of course!).
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