Nov
2010
Sir Martin Sorrell Sound Bites from #Stream10
Even people who are unconvinced of Twitter’s value in business must see see how the backchannel has changed conferences forever. The audience has an active role. Searchable archives and communities of attendees are created. People who aren’t at the event can easily follow along. And tweets and retweets zoom in on the natural sound bites.
I tested the latter by collecting tweets from the recent WPP Digital Stream unconference. Sir Martin Sorrell’s talk is one of the highlights of the annual event. It gets media coverage of course, but here are some of the audience take-aways recorded (not in order) via the hashtag #stream10:
You won’t find a #stream10 @ Mckinsey – we are a fun industry. SirM
Sir Martin Sorrell says – a lack of a technology strategy is holding us back….
Sir Martin: Companies need chief technology officers and chief talents officers that are stars.
WPP strategy per Sir Martin Sorrell “New markets, New media and Customer Insights”
Competition for the UK is the smaller nimble countries says Sir Martin
Old media bites back is the headline news from the yanks this year – SirM
Martin Sorrell: “The BBC – strongest online brand in the world, in my view”
Google has created free flow of info at zero marginal cost. – Sir Martin #disintermediation
Not everyday do you get to hear Sir Martin Sorrell talk/chat casually #WPP

Nov
2010
H&K London's Blog » Blog Archive » Sound bites from #W2S — Eric Schmidt of Google
[...] off with heavyweight Eric Schmidt of Google. He jumped on the trending topic list in SF, proving my theory that tweets make the best sound bites. Here’s some that caught my eye. That’s cool! [...]