Working with the Conversation Economy

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    1. communicating with new media June 2008
    2. … or, the conversation economy: passion & vision June 2008
    3. PowerPoint is evil
    4. you’d better start swimmin’ … markets are conversations. Their members communicate in language that is natural, open, honest, direct, funny and often shocking. Whether explaining or complaining, joking or serious, the human voice is unmistakably genuine. It can't be faked. Most corporations, on the other hand, only know how to talk in the soothing, humorless monotone of the mission statement, marketing brochure, and your-call-is-important-to-us busy signal. Same old tone, same old lies. No wonder networked markets have no respect for companies unable or unwilling to speak as they do. www.cluetrain.org VCOs VCOs
    5. the three ages of the Web
      • Library
      • Broadcast
      • Network
    6. the network: quantity
    7. the network: quantity
    8. the network: quality
    9. the conversation economy
    10. the conversation economy … and you’re just one story among many
    11. the conversation economy
      • Reading the Live Web
        • the principles - PASSION
        • how…
        • … and why?
      • Writing the Live Web
        • the principles - VISION
        • how…
        • … and why
    12. reading the Live Web :: passion
      • P is for ‘people’
      • A is for ‘active’
      • S is for ‘supply’
      • S is for ‘smart’
      • I is for ‘irreverent
      • O is for ‘ownership’
      • N is for ‘niches’
    13. reading the Live Web :: how
      • www.google.com
        • read
        • comment
        • Link
      • www.newsgator.com
        • organise
        • ‘ the daily me’
    14. reading the Live Web :: why
      • stay up-to-date
      • stay in touch
      • ideas
      • connections
    15. writing the Live Web :: vision
      • V is for ‘voice’
      • I is for ‘i with a small I’
      • S is for ‘simple’
      • I is for ‘improvise’
      • O is for ‘open source’
      • N is for ‘narrative
    16. writing the Live Web :: how
      • www.wordpress.com
      • www.twitter.com
      • www.flickr.com
      • … your audience and networks
      • … that school down the road
    17. writing the Live Web :: why
      • tell your stories
      • multiple connection options
      • the Network effect
      • the Long Tail
    18. vision & passion in action
      • shear genius [http://www.englishcut.com/]
      • sometimes the pictures are better [www.unphotographable.com]
      • whose art is it anyway [ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kkrEbKQX3pg ]
      • staying off message [http://blogs.msdn.com/nadyne/default.aspx ]
      • whose world is it anyway [ http://www.dprophet.com/ ]
    19. the Live Business
      • embedding
      • enabling
      • empowering
      • experimenting
    20. talk to me… www.theinternationale.org [email_address] 07801 151 052

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