June 02, 2010

New Video Interview from the INMA World Congress in NY: the Future of Content & News: ECOsystem not Egosystems

Just found this - some good soundbites of my favorite memes - well worth the 3 mins 50 secs;) . The slideshow from my keynote at the International News Media Marketing event, itself, is here.
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