A European View on Web 2.0 the presentation files

18 April '07 - 09:34

A European View on Web 2.0 the presentation files

I really enjoyed my presentation yesterday: I had a very interested audience with a lot of good questions.

Only major fault of mine - I though I would actually have an US audience to talk to. All but three people I think where from Europe and some other parts of the world, but not the states. Major bummer with that. ;)

I would like to change a bit of the presentation when I put it only here to also reflect some of the talks I had; which is why you where there and would like to have the file the way they are, shoot me a short email to neezee under gmail.com (or use the form down on this page).

Other than that I *really* enjoy that look on peoples faces when they found something valuable for them. This is nothing you can achieve for all your attendees, it will always be a subset, but that is fine. It went different than I planned, but hey, life is full of surprises. ;)

(I am still at the web 2.0 expo today and can be reached under +14154257186)

Used tags: a_european_view, international_customers, web20expoeurope

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About Nicole Simon I love working with people and help them get successful, especially through the use of social software. Though I have been on the net for over a decade and have consulted SMB for years, I also understand the corporate side, as I have worked in a major corporation for 15 years.

If you need a name for what I do, I usually call myself a European New Media Specialist with a special interest in (micro) blogging, podcasting and second life. I also love to 'testdrive' products / concepts which is best described as Technology Implementation Analyst. Recently I have finished the German Twitter book and will specialize a bit in 2009 on this topic as well as building more bridges between communities.

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When I do interviews (mainly pre conference podcasts I put them up here: Bloxpert so I can seperate blog / podcast talk a bit more from the stuff here.

Useful Sounds is my personal podcast, and I also have a German blog. Living in Lübeck, Germany, a European point of view comes with everything.

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