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- Notes from @shelisrael @dmscott @dspark @dowjones panel on "How Social Media is Changing the Enterprise" #djconvo
- Open Letter to Social Media Experts
- Don't Be a Social Media Blow Hard
- The Affects of Social Media on Culture
- The Long and Winding Road of Social Media Marketing and Public Relations
- How to Build a "Circle of Influence" in Social Media
- We Don’t Know Enough about Our Customers
- The Power of Social Networks Panel @SocialMediaClub Event, Part 2
- The Power of Social Networks with John Hagel III @SocialMediaClub Event, Part 1
- @SocialMediaClub Talks Big Issues Affecting Social Media with @briansolis @cathybrooks @chrisheuer
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David Libby's Bio
David Libby has been at the forefront of leveraging and integrating today’s communications technologies, traditional media and social and digital platforms. He was one of the early adopters of blogging and is a member of the Microsoft Online Services Social Media and Blogging Advisory Board. David has also led social media initiatives for clients on Facebook, MySpace, Twitter, Delicious, Typepad, Wordpress, among many other tools, and pro-bono campaigns for The San Francisco Bay Area Interactive Group and The Internet OldTimers List Foundation, a members only list of more than 500 advertisers, marketers and public relations professionals from leading global brands. For over 15 years, David has focused both on the strategic and hands-on aspects of the business, working with clients and the press. Previously, David has represented dozens of small to mid-size companies in various industries including gaming, CRM, VoIP, mobile, web analytics, email marketing, search, social media / web 2.0, among many others.
Blogs to Watch
Recommended Reading
Malcolm Gladwell: The Tipping Point: How Little Things Can Make a Big Difference
I've used this book as a foundation to counsel more clients about media relations than any other "PR" focused publication. (*****)Charles J. Fombrun: Fame and Fortune: How Successful Companies Build Winning Reputations
It's the first piece of homework I give my CEOs. For most of us, our good reputation is all we have. (*****)ROBERT FULGHUM: All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten : Uncommon Thoughts on Common Things
It's the first thing I think of when making a toast because it carries a lot of heartfelt common sense. Just plain good American wisdom. (*****)Jeffrey J. Fox: How to Become a Rainmaker: The Rules for Getting and Keeping Customers and Clients
Inspiring from start to finish, Fox outguns competing books with energy and anecdotes that will either confirm what you're doing or send you in the best direction. (*****)Malcolm Gladwell: Blink : The Power of Thinking Without Thinking
Take a journey with "Blink" and learn as you read. There's no eye opening ending as the book continues to fill you stomach, until full. Enjoy this treat! (*****)
