tweeting social stuff – marketing digi savvy youth event October 21, 2009
Posted by nicholas gill in Graeme Ford, Marketing magazine, Phones 4U, social media, social networks, twitter, Uncategorized, Youth Perspectives.trackback
I had the joy of presenting at the 14th Annual Youth Perspectives Conference with Marketing magazine today in a morning workshop entitled: Digi Savvy Youth: Social Networks & Twitter in Focus. I tag-teamed with the delightful Graeme Ford from Phones 4U who gave the inside track on how they have developed their social media presence and a candid assessment of the highs and lows. Graeme’s content is at the half-way point of the slideshare deck below. Mine is the usual mix of digital fun, sweary videos and hopefully some interesting content on Twitter and some of our case studies from Samsung and Activision.
Carla from Haymarket did a bit of live tweeting & you can track that & others thoughts on the #youthconf search.
As always, the deck is available for download to enjoy, re-use, re-purpose but be a good interweb citizen and give credit where it’s due.
Video links:
Wimbledon 2009 IBM Augmented Reality
Kutiman – Mother of all funk chords
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