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Tuesday, 6 October 2009

Social Media Revolution Video

Posted on 09:24 by Unknown

If you attended the Business First Power Breakfast: Online Networks event this morning where I was a panelist, then you saw the Social Media Revolution video at the beginning and end of the panel. In case you didn't catch the address or title, here's the video.

If you were at the event this morning and came here as a result of hearing me speak, thanks for coming. If you weren't at the event this morning then you had better get me in to speak to your organization already.

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