Anil Dash, VP and chief evangelist for Six Apart, and I could have talked for hours. We chatted about:
- What it means to be an A-list blogger (and whether it matters)
- The importance of niche communities who are loyal to particular blogs
- The natural deaths of some blogs
- Tools like digg and del.icio.us and how corporate bloggers can use them
- Time's 2006 Person of the Year (You!) and what this means for corporate blogging
- Using blogs for progressive social change
- And more…
I'll have to get him back on the show.
Download the Dec. 19, 2006 show as a podcast (MP3, 12.8 MB, 55:42) or sign up for the RSS feed to get it (and future editions of the TCB Show) automatically.
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Had a great chat with Aussie Des Walsh who graciously agreed to come on the show at 6 AM by his clock. He lives and works on the Gold Coast of Australia, the lucky dog. Des also writes Business and Blogging for B5Media. Here are his musings on our show.
Download the Dec. 12, 2006 show as a podcast (MP3, 12.8 MB, 55:51) or sign up for the RSS feed to get it (and future editions of the TCB Show) automatically.
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Pete Blackshaw was one of the best interviewees so far on The Corporate Blogging Show. We had a meaty one-hour conversation about CGM (consumer generated media) and much more. Pete is CMO of Nielsen BuzzMetrics, a former brand manager for Procter & Gamble, and a genius when it comes to parsing the woolly world of consumer generated media (a phrase he coined). Complete write-up of the show here.
Download the Dec. 5, 2006 show as a podcast (MP3, 13.4 MB, 58:38) or sign up for the RSS feed to get it (and future editions of the TCB Show) automatically.
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