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Video: “Avoiding Disaster: How Not to Use Social Media” Panel at Blog World & New Media Expo 2008

November 16, 2008

In September, I went to the Blog World & New Media Expo in Las Vegas, Nevada and spoke on a pair of panels (Blog World Expo 2008 recap). The final panel that I spoke on was called “Avoiding Disaster: How Not to Use Social Media.” The video from this panel has now been posted at ManagingCommunities.com.

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