SXSW Interactive 2008 – Day 1 March 7, 2008

Posted by uidesigner on Mar 8th, 2008 | 0 comments

There were only a few book discussions today. The first one really touched on some principles regarding social reputation and managing social reps online. Since these were simply book discussions the conversation never really answerd any questions. It’s kind of like you have to buy the book to get the information.


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Next up was the dicussion for Robert Hoehkman’s new book. I really feel this books story approach will offer some good insight when it’s released. Much like the other one above this was a book reading. I met an intersting person that works in the UK. She has many of the same problems in the corporate world and was locatd in the UK. I hope to get to speak to her some more. It’s all about sharing ideas!

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