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Shel Israel at Sun

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Linda Skrocki: I had the pleasure of inviting Shel Israel, author of Naked Conversations, to join an internal Sun conversation with Sun folks who own or manage various Sun social sites/participation age content (employee blogs, alumni blogs, forums, podcasts, customer reviews, etc.). We were interested in gathering Shel's perspectives of how we're doing in this space. Following are a few quick notes I took about his observations
Shel had some good advice for us, but also told us that Sun is so far ahead of other companies in terms of business blogging that he looks to us for future direction. And by the way, my copy of Naked Conversations just arrived along with a stack of Ruby and AJAX books. I've got time to read again now. I'll start with Shel and Scoble.


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Thanks for the kind words, Linda. I had fun. I meant it when I said I often use Sun as a poster child example of hoiw to do it right. I hope you use your copy of the book for something others than supporting a slide projector.

Posted by shel israel on September 06, 2006 at 07:08 PM EDT #

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