Courtesy of my soon-to-be-colleague Bob LeDrew comes this video of RyanAir CEO Michael O’Leary at a news conference.
As Bob says:
“O’Leary tells the reporters that business class travelers will get free oral sex.
The miracle is that nobody’s called for his resignation yet! I’m stunned. The Guardian, for example, merely put it in their quotes of the [...]
You know your goals; you know what you’re saying; you know who you’re talking to. You need to decide how to say it.
How are you going to reach the audiences you’ve selected?
Chris Brogan gave a ten-minute ‘jolt’ to the audience at the Podcasters Across Borders yesterday. If you’re interested in social media, take the time to watch it - it’s the best 10 minutes you’ll invest today.
No creative thinking from me here; just a few great take-aways from this weekend’s Podcasters Across Borders conference
By Dave Fleet
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Tagged Bob Goyetche, Chris Brogan, Dave Delaney, Francis Wooby, Jay Moonah, Julien Smith, Mark Blevis, Neil Gorman, Nora Young, pab2008, Podcasters Across Borders, Shannon Hilchie, Tim Coyne, Tommy Vallier
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A useful reminder from Sylvain Grand’maison’s presentation at Podcasters Across Borders - right now, we’re all early social media adopters.
The web has been buzzing over the last few days about Facebook passing MySpace in worldwide traffic recently after the release of new Comscore figures, but did Facebook pass MySpace a while ago?
I’m in Kingston for the Podcasters Across Borders conference this weekend. For those of you that couldn’t make it, Christopher Penn has set up a back-channel chatroom.
UK civil servants have a new set of guidelines for working online, and they’re actually good!
Steve Rubel says FriendFeed could be the next Google. I think he might want to step outside his bubble and reconsider.
Wait - what’s FriendFeed?
That question, right there, my friends, is why I think Mr. Rubel is wrong. First, though, a little on FriendFeed in case you don’t know much about it.
FriendFeed is a “lifestreaming” [...]
