| The Invisible Back Channel By Dave Evans, The ClickZ Network, Apr 9, 2008 Here's how it went down: About 10 minutes into the social media metrics panel, a gentleman stood up, took the Q&A mike, interrupted the panel mid-sentence, and asked, "So, are you going to talk about metrics or not?" Moderator Tom Parish and panelist Ro ... 87 days ago · Social Media Strategies · eventslisted.com/eventline/socialmediastrategies by (giovanni gallucci)  3 references |
| The Invisible Back Channel By Dave Evans, The ClickZ Network, Apr 9, 2008 Here's how it went down: About 10 minutes into the social media metrics panel, a gentleman stood up, took the Q&A mike, interrupted the panel mid-sentence, and asked, "So, are you going to talk about metrics or not?" Moderator Tom Parish and panelist Ro ... 87 days ago · The Agency Blog · theagencyblog.com by giovanni 16 references |
| 6 Reasons Twitter Rocks and Sucks Simultaneously At SXSW If last year's SXSW was Twitter's coming out party, this year it achieved utility status. A utility is something that is always on, and essential. To lose it would be to thrust yourself into the dark ages. Water, electricity, gas ... and Twitter. Sound like an exaggeration? Not for anyone who has sp ... 116 days ago · Influential Marketing · rohitbhargava.typepad.com/weblog by Rohit 373 references |
| 6 Reasons Twitter Rocks and Sucks Simultaneously At SXSW If last year's SXSW was Twitter's coming out party, this year it achieved utility status. A utility is something that is always on, and essential. To lose it would be to thrust yourself into the dark ages. Water, electricity, gas ... and Twitter. Sound like an exaggeration? Not for anyone who has sp ... 116 days ago · Influential Marketing · rohitbhargava.typepad.com/weblog by Rohit 117 references |
| 6 Reasons Twitter Rocks and Sucks Simultaneously At SXSW If last year's SXSW was Twitter's coming out party, this year it achieved utility status. A utility is something that is always on, and essential. To lose it would be to thrust yourself into the dark ages. Water, electricity, gas ... and Twitter. Sound like an exaggeration? Not for anyone who has sp ... 116 days ago · Influential Marketing · rohitbhargava.typepad.com/weblog by Rohit 198 references |
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