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Business Wire conducted a seminar on social media and how PR can engage and participate in the social web. Here is a summary: —- What is social media:  Companies are impersonal entities.  Social media helps to convey a more personal, human side to a company’s image.  It provides consumers with a face, voice, and message that create a deeper understanding of the company.

This morning I saw that social media sage Chris Brogan had put together a list of 50 social media strategies. Without peeking at his list (honestly!), I decided I should put together a list of Do’s and Don’ts for social media as it pertains to credit unions.

You Are Never Too Naked July 15, 2008 7:41 PM Posted by Mitch Joel Chris Brogan always inspires me. He asks Blog-provoking questions and gives abundantly of his time and brain. So much so, that after a phone call he had today with a potential client they said that he shares so much information on his Blog that they wondered what more he could possibly offer should they hire him?

Shel Israel and Robert Scoble talked about the value of blogging and transparency in their seminal work, Naked Conversations: How Blogs are Changing the Way Businesses Talk with Customers. But now I’m wondering if maybe I’ve gone too naked. I finished a conference call a few hours ago with someone who said something that took me aback.

Why are we not yet seeing European brands take part in online engagement and being stuck in a web 1 mentality? Take Nespresso for example I am huge fan and at least 10 of my online friends and 20 of my personal friends own the machine, all this came from a chat with Florian in Paris regarding the mess my existing machine made in my kitchen.

But apparently CNet has acquired Loren Feldman, the creative force behind the 1938Media productions. In case the names Loren Feldman and 1938Media don’t ring a bell to you, perhaps you’ll have your memory jogged if I mention the TechRooster and the Shel Israel puppet at ShelIsrael.com (both creations of Loren Feldman).

Your step-by-step guide to using relationship metrics to evaluate the success of your social media program. by Katie Delahaye Paine I've talked a lot here -- also in my speeches, in my blog, and of course in my recently published book Measuring Public Relationships -- about the importance of measuring relationships.

A few years ago, two great minds wrote a book about blogging. Not about the basics, but more from a business end. This is obviously not the first review of this book, but having just read it, I thought I would offer my own insights into the great information that can be found in Naked [...]

--3 Points in a Revolutionary Bitstream [Charlene Li (l) with Shirley Owyang at Silicon Valley Party. Photo by Shel] David Weinberger, Charlene LI and I were keynoters at Community 2.0 . It's a bit daunting to follow those two but I think I was pretty well-received anyway.

We recently published here the premier of Pete Cashmore’s appearance on a “pod” that played on Current’s cable channel.  One of the folks over at the Current team just sent me over a slew of the raw footage from the interviews they used to cobble together the overall piece.  I’ve only gotten to