Episode #3: Cloverfield Sucked
January 22, 2008
- Banning obnoxious people from the show
- Feb 5 1 hour show with Scoble (unconfirmed yet)
- Cloverfield
- Aaron: The movie had no plot
- Aaron: J.J. Abrams offered no solution to the “shallow social media-ite” underlying message
- Geoff: The movie was a poor bait and switch vis a vis social media, viral marketing, etc
- Aaron: Social media was taken advantage of
- Aaron: Cloverfield mad $40M the first weekend, I don’t think it will make more than $10M in the second weeekend
- BlogPotomac
- Aaron: Seems like most DC social media events (big ones) are angled at communications professionals. Would love to see average user stuff.
- Geoff: Great speakers such as Frank Gruber, Kami Huyse, Maggie Fox, Jeremy Pepper, etc
- Geoff: We’re banning Powerpoint
- Kami (Caller): What does the average person need to know about ethics and social media
- Aaron: Ethics surround “Pay Per Post” type money making schemes, plagiarism, etc
- Friday, June 13, 2008, State Theatre, Falls Church, VA
- Silly Valley: Steve Rubel
- Aaron: Points out Macworld Keynote leak gaffe as well as the Superbowl “NYG against NE is a better ratings matchup than Favre and Tom Brady” gaffe
- Geoff: He said everybody is blogging about the same things as they wrote in 2005. This from a guy who doesn’t read any PR bloggers.
- Aaron: Steve has not been the same since the Edelman/Wal Mart scandal
- Geoff: You’re only as good as your last post
- DC Networking and Community. How mature is it? How effective is it for social media?
Episode #2: Astroturfing in the District
January 15, 2008
- The internet has been down(ish)
- Last week’s show has been fantastic. 77 live listeners; 72 archive listeners; 11 callers
- Astroturfing in the District of Columbia
- Social media being something that doesn’t need to be deceptive
- DC Twits Twitter Group
- Cloverfield Tweetup Friday, January 18. 3pm meet for happy hour at Clydes. 5pm showing at Gallery Place.
- Twitter is the facilitator of “things”
- Caller: Keith
- “You guys are sounding more polished this week”
- Why Go Solo update.
- Silly Valley: Should Gizmodo have gotten booted from CES for their TV-B-Gone prank?
- Aaron: “I thought the stunt was hilarious”
- Geoff: disagrees
- Caller: Annie “Companies may have lost so much money fron the stunt”
- Macworld wrapup



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