From Social Media to Corporate Media – Video Series #3
- November 9, 2006
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Video Series #3 – Jeremiah Owyang, Chris Heuer, and Chris Carfi.
What started as a special test program for PodTech, has now spawned a life of its own. I’m running this particular series here, in advance of PodTech, because PR2.0 is a forum for exploring the fusion of Social Media and PR as well as the bubbling activity behind the Social Media Release. The series features some very important interviews with those truly behind the evolution of Social Media.
Alison McNeil (who is a frequent contributor here) and I caught up with several influencers at the “Social Media to Corporate Media” conference in Palo Alto to talk about how social media tools can benefit corporate media (advertising, marketing and PR) and improve overall customer, press, and influencer relations along the way.
Video Three – Jeremiah Owyang (now with PodTech), Chris Huer, and Chris Carfi.
Video One – Introduction
Video Two – Robert Scoble
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Brian Solis is Principal of FutureWorks, an award-winning PR and New Media agency in Silicon Valley. Solis blogs at PR2.0, bub.blicio.us, and regularly contributes marketing & tech insight to industry publications.
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November 9, 2006 by Dennis D. McDonald
I prefer to get interviews like these via podcast not on video – I can listen but not watch while walking the dog!