http://www.churbuck.com/wordpress/2007/10/forrester-consumer-forum-keynote/ Commentary on media, technology, marketing and clamming strategies Thu, 09 Feb 2012 00:36:10 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.churbuck.com/wordpress/2007/10/forrester-consumer-forum-keynote/comment-page-1/#comment-221204 RichardatDELL Fri, 12 Oct 2007 20:28:45 +0000 http://www.churbuck.com/wordpress/?p=1392#comment-221204 Hi David, thanks for the call out. appreciated. sounds like you had a busy time running between things Hi David, thanks for the call out. appreciated. sounds like you had a busy time running between things

]]> http://www.churbuck.com/wordpress/2007/10/forrester-consumer-forum-keynote/comment-page-1/#comment-220628 Consumer Forum Day 1 Thu, 11 Oct 2007 22:32:16 +0000 http://www.churbuck.com/wordpress/?p=1392#comment-220628 [...] Here’s a list of those who have blogged the forum: Please note that your photos, blog posts should be tagged “fcf07″, thanks! CEO Blog: Richard Edelman sums up his presentation: “Be it, don’t buy it”. Know who you are: Uwe reports from the Edelman keynote, self-understanding is key. Trust: Jeremy Pepper, a PR professional covers Richard Edelman’s presentation. Try or be dismissed: Gary has a great wrap up of Charlene’s keynote. Adding Value: The great David Dalka learns the POST method for social media strategies. Mistakes: Pepper also covers Kristie Hefner of Playboy’s presentation, and how they learned from mistakes. Revolting: Charlene Li’s presentation about the customers are revolting, coverage by Dr Pepper. Comprehensive: David has great coverage from many of the morning sessions. If he comes up to the front of the room, we have power for the bloggers. (I’ll make a request for power for future events) OTW:Karl Long is headed to the Forum Impressed: Blake of VisibleInsights is impressed with Kristie Hefner’s business acumen Humor: Greg Verdino is amused by David Armano’s tweets “Forrester Conferences are about ROI” Remote: Douglas Pollei wasn’t able to attend, but watched my live stream FloozyStream: Dan of Floozyspeak enjoyed livestreaming in the CriticalMass booth. Archived live streams In case you weren’t able to attend, I’ve recorded the opening presentation and keynote using my small webcam stuffed into a coffee mug (the only tripod around), I was sitting in the front row center, thanks to my colleagues for getting me the power and lan line. The audio wasn’t great, but you’ll be able to get the jist of it. Going forward, I’d like to get more sophisticated with live streaming Forrester events, so give me time, I’m only on week two. [...] [...] Here’s a list of those who have blogged the forum: Please note that your photos, blog posts should be tagged “fcf07″, thanks! CEO Blog: Richard Edelman sums up his presentation: “Be it, don’t buy it”. Know who you are: Uwe reports from the Edelman keynote, self-understanding is key. Trust: Jeremy Pepper, a PR professional covers Richard Edelman’s presentation. Try or be dismissed: Gary has a great wrap up of Charlene’s keynote. Adding Value: The great David Dalka learns the POST method for social media strategies. Mistakes: Pepper also covers Kristie Hefner of Playboy’s presentation, and how they learned from mistakes. Revolting: Charlene Li’s presentation about the customers are revolting, coverage by Dr Pepper. Comprehensive: David has great coverage from many of the morning sessions. If he comes up to the front of the room, we have power for the bloggers. (I’ll make a request for power for future events) OTW:Karl Long is headed to the Forum Impressed: Blake of VisibleInsights is impressed with Kristie Hefner’s business acumen Humor: Greg Verdino is amused by David Armano’s tweets “Forrester Conferences are about ROI” Remote: Douglas Pollei wasn’t able to attend, but watched my live stream FloozyStream: Dan of Floozyspeak enjoyed livestreaming in the CriticalMass booth. Archived live streams In case you weren’t able to attend, I’ve recorded the opening presentation and keynote using my small webcam stuffed into a coffee mug (the only tripod around), I was sitting in the front row center, thanks to my colleagues for getting me the power and lan line. The audio wasn’t great, but you’ll be able to get the jist of it. Going forward, I’d like to get more sophisticated with live streaming Forrester events, so give me time, I’m only on week two. [...]

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