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Edelman Staff Go To Ethics School in Social Media

Edelman Social media session - London Richard Edelman has posted that all Edelman staff around the world would attend training on the do's and don'ts of social media. The first of these took place today and nearly all the London staff sat through a session led by the Me2 Revolution team in the US. This film is a brief excerpt from one of the sessions. It will be followed up and repeated in the next few days and all the materials are now fully available via our internal intranet and a core of Edelman University. If you can't ...

YouTube as Video Recorder

This week I returned from a holiday with the family on an island with very little digital access. Among the things I had missed was the Champions League game between Chelsea and Barcelona (last year my colleagues in Barcelona got me tickets for the reverse fixture in the Nou Camp in Barcelona. . . a great night). I had heard that there had been a spectacular goal and wondered whether I would get to view it as TV tends to play to death a sporting event for 24 hours after it happens and then it’s gone forever. ...

Wal-Mart

The Edelman Wal-Mart brohaha has reached my sunlounger and so I thought I had better put up a link to Richard Edelman's post for those of you who missed it. Apologies for the delay, now where's my rum punch?

The Democratisation of Everything

A few weeks ago I was asked by one of our affiliate agencies to write about some of the trends we see in communications, much of which is tied up with web 2.0 and social media. For the blogging literate, some of what I said is too obvious for words, so please bear in mind it was written for a more general marketing and communications audience that reads magazines. Again, it's a long one and will take more than the promised sixty seconds to wade through. = = = = = = = = = = = = = = ...

Round Table on Top Blogs and Communications

Round Table in Frankfurt on our Blogger Study and the first step towards local Top 100 lists in Germany, France and Italy. See the talk with Peter Hirshberg, Chairman of Technorati, Wolfgang Lünenbürger, Nico Lumma, blogger and Head of blogg.de, Felix Schwenzel, No 8 on the Top-List of today, Johnny Haeusler, No 2 on this list, Michael Scheuermann, news and issues management at BASF, Cornelia Kunze, CEO Edelman Germany, Jens Schröder, who also runs the deutscheblogcharts.de and myself. It's about 90 min long. Technorati Tags: Edelman, Technorati, bloggers

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