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    Conference of interestingness

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    Neville Hobson

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    19 March 2007

    An interesting idea for a conference: […] The plan is to have all sorts of speakers speak about all sorts of stuff. Not brands, advertising, blogging and twitter but interesting, unexpected, original things. I’m hoping to find fascinating people and to just ask them to speak about something they care about. I want to replicate the experience of clicking from one really good blog to another, ranging across sciences, arts, musics, jokes and whatever. There will be 20 minute slots…

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  • Business, Communication, crayon, Entertainment, Events, Experiences, Films, Marketing, Public Relations, Virtual Communities, Web

    300 in Second Life: Bringing something new to the virtual table

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    Neville Hobson

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    18 March 2007

    Holding events in Second Life of one kind or another is not new: people have been doing this since this virtual world started back in 2003. As more businesses enter Second Life, the idea of including this virtual world as a channel in broad marketing and PR planning makes a lot of sense. In its simplest sense, Second Life gives you an opportunity to create and develop a personal connection with people in a place where there are no real-world…

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  • Communication, Europe, Events, Presentations, Professional Development, Social Media, Social Networks, Virtual Communities, Web

    Receptive minds make for great conversations

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    Neville Hobson

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    18 March 2007

    One of the neatest things about speaking at conferences on topics you’re passionate about is connecting with like-minded people. And one of the best things is meeting those who are yet to be wholly convinced but are willing to engage in discussion. That means you have to work quite hard to present some persuasive arguments for your point of view. I encountered many in both groups at the EuroBlog 2007 conference in Gent, Belgium, during dinner on Thursday evening, making for…

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    The Hobson & Holtz Report – Podcast #223: March 15, 2007

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    Neville Hobson

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    15 March 2007

    Content summary: Shel’s in Brazil, Neville’s off to Belgium; Business Week on corporate wikis: the examples of Nokia and Dresdner Kleinwort; Shel reports from Sao Paulo; Dan York reports on FolderShare and Talkshoe; Max Hansen does Lee Hopkins; listeners’ comments discussion; the music; and more. [Messages from our sponsors: Save time with the CustomScoop online clipping service: sign up for your free two-week trial, at www.customscoop.com/fir. Online meetings made easy with GoToMeeting: try it free for 45 days – use…

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  • Communication, Europe, Events, Travel

    To Belgium and back

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    Neville Hobson

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    15 March 2007

    I’ll be heading off shortly to drive to Ghent in Belgium where I’ll be the keynote speaker on Friday morning at the EuroBlog 2007 conference. Very much looking forward to meeting up with old friends including Philip Young and Serge Cornelus, as well as meeting new faces. My topic for discussion is “What is the impact of virtual worlds on communicating in real life?” As you might expect, Second Life will feature in this session. It’s only a flying visit…

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