Category Archives: unconference

CaseCamp Toronto 6 Write-Up

November 20, 2007 – 11:25 pm

Case Camp Toronto 6, held tonight, featured a series of fascinating presentations.
I live-tweeted the event, along with Joseph Thornley (here), Connie Crosby (here) and Wayne MacPhail (here) - together we managed a pretty good summary of the event. I’ve stolen memories from all of the above to generate this post.
Mobile Marketing for Levis @ Virgin [...]

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Social Media and Crisis Communications: My Talk Is Cheap Presentation

November 16, 2007 – 7:59 am

Following-on from my last post, last night I presented a session on the crossover between social media and crisis communications at the Talk Is Cheap unconference.
I spoke in particular about the 2007 California Wildfires and how social media could have been used more effectively (while appropriately) in that situation - in essence a longer, more [...]

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Talk Is Cheap - A Stunning Success

November 16, 2007 – 7:46 am

Last night I attended the Talk Is Cheap social media unconference hosted by Gary Schlee and his students at Centennial College in Toronto (I presented too, but more on that in a later post).
In my view, the event was a rousing success. Over 200 people registered (about 25% more than the organizers expected) and most [...]

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