Comments on: Blogging 4 Business: part 2 http://climbtothestars.org/archives/2007/04/04/blogging-4-business-part-2/ More than just a blog. Thu, 28 Aug 2008 07:51:58 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: Listening and learning from social conversation « ‘Cross The Breeze http://climbtothestars.org/archives/2007/04/04/blogging-4-business-part-2/#comment-158133 Listening and learning from social conversation « ‘Cross The Breeze Thu, 05 Apr 2007 17:34:40 +0000 http://climbtothestars.org/archives/2007/04/04/blogging-4-business-part-2/#comment-158133 <p>[...] Also on the panel were Simon McDermott (CEO, Attentio), Scott Thomson (Analytics Director, Starcom) and Heather Hopkins (Head of Research, Hitwise) and we had a great moderator in the person of Mike Butcher. I enjoyed the panel, I hope the audience did as well, you can read some coverage here, here, here or here. As always conferences like these are also very good place to meet up with new people, or people that you know via email or other means, but that you never met in person. I finally got to meet Caroline Maerten (who has some great coverage on the event), Mike Butcher and Steve Clayton from Microsoft (the Blue Monster guy). I wanted to talk a bit more off stage with Heather (hope we can catch up later) and wanted to meet Darren Strange, another fellow Microsoft colleague who was on a panel before me but I guess time was to short. [...]</p> [...] Also on the panel were Simon McDermott (CEO, Attentio), Scott Thomson (Analytics Director, Starcom) and Heather Hopkins (Head of Research, Hitwise) and we had a great moderator in the person of Mike Butcher. I enjoyed the panel, I hope the audience did as well, you can read some coverage here, here, here or here. As always conferences like these are also very good place to meet up with new people, or people that you know via email or other means, but that you never met in person. I finally got to meet Caroline Maerten (who has some great coverage on the event), Mike Butcher and Steve Clayton from Microsoft (the Blue Monster guy). I wanted to talk a bit more off stage with Heather (hope we can catch up later) and wanted to meet Darren Strange, another fellow Microsoft colleague who was on a panel before me but I guess time was to short. [...]

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