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I have so much to share about my trip to Japan and meeting with dozens of people from Japan’s top companies, and over 20 bloggers and social media experts at last night’s blogger dinner. Perhaps the best way to share is to keep it short, … Continue readingEarly Morning In Tokyo and the Social Web
Above photo: I had a great time discussing the impact of social media on culture and business in Japan with Tokyo’s top bloggers. Image taken by Andrew Shuttleworth –used with permission The following portion is updated the day after the blogger dinner. Read Michael Whang’s … Continue readingTokyo Blogger Dinner
Despite there being many layoffs in the startup space. I’ve started this post series (see archives) to recognize and congratulate folks who get promoted, move, or accept new exciting positions. Please help me congratulate the following folks: Aaron Strout leaves Mzinga and joins Powered to … Continue readingPeople on the Move in the Social Media Industry: Oct 22, 2008
While there are SO many social media books appearing, there are three books on social media that are must read for anyone approaching this as a career or program for their job. What’s interesting is to see the evolution of though as they slowly become … Continue readingSocial Media Book Trilogy
Roundtable event the future of the social web presentation from Jeremiah Owyang Future of the Social Web Roundtable Last Tuesday, for the first time, I hosted a no-cost private roundtable of the leaders from brands and vendors in the social space to discuss the future … Continue readingEvent notes: Future of the Social Web Roundtable
Part of being an analyst is talking with clients on inquiry calls, I have several of these a week. Just about every other week, I have a client who calls and tells me their grandiose plans to create a community to reach executives. From the … Continue readingOverused Ideas: The Executive Community
I started my social media career at Hitachi Data Systems (I’ll actually be speaking to Hitachi in Tokyo this coming week) and eventually became the online community manager. One of the keys to being a successful community person is to be a resource (or lethal … Continue readingRecommended Web Strategy Reading
Two weeks ago I crossed the one year mark as an industry analyst, in retrospect, I approach the role differently than others before me. Recently, Forrester published a report signaling evolution to the Connected Agency, and states that agencies of yesteryear will evolve from ‘pushing’ … Continue readingThe 7 Tenets of the Connected Analyst
Left Image: The panel: Dick Costolo from Google, Paula Drum from H&R Block, Chris George from MySpace, and Tom Arrix of Facebook. See more pics on Picassa. Did you know that Google has a social media team intent on reaching brands and agencies? I didn’t … Continue readingGoogle’s Social Media Team Reaches to Agencies (and hosts Facebook, MySpace, and H&R Block)
