One of the key points in David Weinberger’s Blue Hour presentation in Hamburg was transparency. And, given the recent article in the NYT and the following discussion (just to name a few: Richard Edelman, Dan Gillmor, Björn Hasse), it seems as if this point really needs to be driven home more clearly. Here it goes […]
Does he ever stop talking about news related to …? I will, but from the perspective of a PR-professional, they need to be listened to. And blogged about. Phil Gomes announced the launch of a new Edelman group blog about Word of Mouth called Talkshop. It looks great and I am sure, lots of valuable […]
I am sitting here in my pyjamas with cat in my lap. Quite a cliché, but not what blogging is about, according to David Weinberger, co-author of the cluetrain and keynote speaker at Tuesday’s event. Edelman had invited bloggers and non-bloggers (clients of them?) and the response was huge I thought. I saw names like […]
I am on my way back from Edelman’s Blue Hour on blogging in Hamburg, with Keynotes from David Weinberger and Heiko Hebig. Talked to a lot of very interesting people, lots to write home about, which I will do tomorrow…First pictures in the side bar though… Technorati Tags: weinberger, cluetrain, edelman, bluehour, hamburg, blogging, hebig
First time I had this happen to me. An e-mail from the Squidoo-support team had this final line: This email is: [ ] bloggable [ x ] ask first [ ] private I expect to see this more often…
Oh boy, I had envisioned bloggers switching providers, but todays news is certainly a step forward. Björn from the German Edelman office just called me with breaking news (he knows I am not sitting in front of my feeds at the moment) about Steve Rubel: After five years at CooperKatz, I felt it was time […]