Going Global With New Media - Blogworld Expo
Posted on November 16th, 2007 by Simon ChenFor those of you who were there, I edited out the start - where Des and Rich were mucking around with Second Life and they couldn’t quite get the demo to work. Frankly, I can’t get my head around Second Life. To be honest, I have enough trouble with my first life to worry about another one.
There were some interesting questions from the audience, and the whole one hour 20 minute presentation was more like a group of friends sitting around having a dinner party conversation. Which was a whole lot better. Except for the fact that we weren’t drunk.
I was intrigued by a question from the enigmatic Scott Allen. He asked “Since we’re talking about global, what do the non Americans in the room think of they way Americans do business”. Or something close to that.
I pulled out the question in a separate clip.
(Now look what’s happened, I’ve just committed the cardinal sin. Blog etiquette says that you’re not supposed to talk about sex or politics and I’ve just mentioned both in the same paragraph).
Anyway.
Des Walsh is a fountain of knowledge and Rich clearly knows his stuff. It was interesting to note that before their presentation in Vegas, neither Rich nor Des had actually met, forcing them to depend on the technologies that were at the very centre of their presentation to this audience.
Des had also just presented at AdTech China, along with Corporate Blogging Guru, Debbie Weil.
This was a good session to immerse yourself in. It’s worth watching the video in its entirety. It’s solid in content and Des and Rich presented well together.
Let me know what you think. And more on Des Walsh here and Rich Brooks here and here.
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November 20th, 2007 at 3:08 am
Wait, you’re not supposed to blog about sex and politics? That cuts out, what, 30% of the blogosphere right there?? Blimey!
November 20th, 2007 at 6:02 am
Dave, I hear you man. I just thought I might get in trouble with Debbie Weil