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Lessons Learned from SoCon08
Stephanie Roberts of Elemental Interaction and ListenShare just posted a list of 11 top takeaway ideas from the SoCon08 conference. You can see her full post at her blog Cool People I Know.
It's a great list, maybe I can persuade her to share it here. It would be fantastic if we all started a long list of lessons learned from SoCon08 and maybe keep a continui… Continue
It's a great list, maybe I can persuade her to share it here. It would be fantastic if we all started a long list of lessons learned from SoCon08 and maybe keep a continui… Continue
Posted on February 12, 2008 at 10:30am —
Why I Set Up the SoCon Network Site
Welcome everyone who has been through SoCon07, 08 and maybe 09. After 290 participants sign up for 1.5 days of face-to-face meeting, it would be a shame to see them just go away. So we can come back together right here over and over again.
Since the SoCon folks live mostly in Metro Atlanta, in Georgia and in surrounding states, we don't have to wait a whole year to meet face to face. I hope this will keep the action going and let like-minded people dev… Continue
Since the SoCon folks live mostly in Metro Atlanta, in Georgia and in surrounding states, we don't have to wait a whole year to meet face to face. I hope this will keep the action going and let like-minded people dev… Continue
Posted on February 7, 2008 at 9:18pm — 15 Comments
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Jeff Haynie, Sherry Heyl and Leonard Witt launched SoCon07, in February, 2007; then came back with SoCon08 in February, 2008 with the able help of Barbara Vining and Timothy Moenk. Some 275 people registered for Socon08, so, of course, SoCon09 is already being planned.
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I can't talk about that particular story -- I read that he voted against the bill, but never tracked down why. Perhaps because it was never played up in the news. My bigger concern is that as journalism keeps shrinking, who will cover this type of story and others like it. I am a fan of citizen media, but it is too hard to do everyday journalism without compensation.
Welcome aboard. Let's all be sure there is some cross conversation. Keep networking.
Got to look at the Street Team video. I liked your delivery, questions, angles, but it all was a little digitally uneven even for my plebian tastes. Was it shot with the Nokia N95? If so, I am no longer a fan of it. Maybe it would be okay for short bursts, but in a longer piece it got a bit annoying.
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