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Social Media Segment on the Evening News

207socialmedia_2 207, the evening news program for which I play "tech guru" has begun putting clips from their show on their Web site.

Sadly, because of corporate rules they can’t add them to YouTube which would bring them more viewers and more recognition, and make it easier for me to embed the video of my recent segment on Social Media here in the blog.

Rob Caldwell and I talked about Facebook, LinkedIn, and Ning.

Still, you’re just one click away. (Windows Media Player required. Sigh…)

Rich Brooks
The Camera Adds 10 Pounds

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  • http://www.CallMeCashFlow.com Bobby Firestone

    It is amazing that any media outlet would not post this type of content in a format that is easily accessable. It is so easy to insert google video or youtube into a webpage. It is just silly to not give your audience the ability to participate in spreading the brand.
    And to add insult to injury Windows Media. It sounds to me like "corporate" needs to sign you up to a fat consulting contract.

    PS. If the camera adds 10 pounds, how many cameras are on you? J/K You looked good.

  • http://www.CallMeCashFlow.com Bobby Firestone

    It is amazing that any media outlet would not post this type of content in a format that is easily accessable. It is so easy to insert google video or youtube into a webpage. It is just silly to not give your audience the ability to participate in spreading the brand.
    And to add insult to injury Windows Media. It sounds to me like "corporate" needs to sign you up to a fat consulting contract.

    PS. If the camera adds 10 pounds, how many cameras are on you? J/K You looked good.

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