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Redbook Magazine editor-in-chief Stacy Morrison discusses progressive approaches to advertising.Closing Keynote: Is the Ethos of the Social Media World Changing How We Conduct Business Online and Offline? Lisa Stone moderates this discussion about whether corporate leaders are seeing and leveraging more ideas generated from the outside in and from the bottom up as they lead their household brands into the future. Lisa is joined by iVillage President, Debi Fine, Google VP of Search Products and User Experience Marissa Mayer, Redbook Magazine editor-in-chief Stacy Morrison and WashingtonPost.Newsweek Interactive CEO Caroline Little for the discussion. videobloggingweek2007

Click here for Quicktime Version s 20 percent time . Closing Keynote: Is the Ethos of the Social Media World Changing How We Conduct Business Online and Offline? Lisa Stone moderates this discussion about whether corporate leaders are seeing and leveraging more ideas generated from the outside in and from the bottom up as they lead their household brands into the future. Lisa is joined by iVillage President, Debi Fine, Google VP of Search Products and User Experience Marissa Mayer, Redbook Magazine editor-in-chief Stacy Morrison and WashingtonPost.Newsweek Interactive CEO Caroline Little for the discussion. videobloggingweek2007

Click here for Quicktime Version Embed Codes iVillage President, Debi Fine discusses the value of assembing a hybrid team. Closing Keynote: Is the Ethos of the Social Media World Changing How We Conduct Business Online and Offline? Lisa Stone moderates this discussion about whether corporate leaders are seeing and leveraging more ideas generated from the outside in and from the bottom up as they lead their household brands into the future. Lisa is joined by iVillage President, Debi Fine, Google VP of Search Products and User Experience Marissa Mayer, Redbook Magazine editor-in-chief Stacy Morrison and WashingtonPost.Newsweek Interactive CEO Caroline Little for the discussion. videobloggingweek2007

Roxanne Darling discusses the importance of comfort when blogging. Should You Blog?If so, how do you set objectives and integrate social media strategy into corporate strategy? How do you measure your results? What does success look like? Can your corporate culture integrate with the social media culture? If not, how do you stay in the social media game, even as a spectator? What should you be monitoring and tracking? Featuring Remi Adams, Toby Bloomberg, Roxanne Darling and Boston Globe columnist Penelope Trunk.

Remi Adams discusses some important considerations before you blog... including IF you should blog at all. :)Should You Blog?If so, how do you set objectives and integrate social media strategy into corporate strategy? How do you measure your results? What does success look like? Can your corporate culture integrate with the social media culture? If not, how do you stay in the social media game, even as a spectator? What should you be monitoring and tracking? Featuring Remi Adams, Toby Bloomberg, Roxanne Darling and Boston Globe columnist Penelope Trunk.

Leaving New York today, so here's a short show from the airport. It's a personal thank you to my New York friends.I have always had wonderful trips to New York though the time passes far too quickly! The BlogHer Conference was very stimulating - being in the presence of so many engaged and smart people. Bill Cammack of ReelSolid.tv has become a great friend and has truly earned an honorary Beach Walks cameraman award. We plan to post excerpts of my panel presentation on our Bare Feet Studios podcast. Then at the last possible moment, I made two new friends, Eric and LV who drove in from White Plains and then took me to Newark Airport! Life is good.Related Show Links: BlogHer Business Conference - Jory Des Jardins & Elisa Camahort Elisa Camahort's Blog Jory Des Jardin's blog Lisa Stone's blog Bill Cammack's ReelSolid.tv I am not a poet - Eric ZORK Alan and LVSubscribe in iTunes so you won't miss a single episode! Try it - it's easy. Please leave a comment for us while you're there! Call the Conch line via skype:roxannedarling or 1-949-544-1456. Our wonderful theme music is from Kaimoku: The Ukulele Experiment.Hawaiian words Hou: new Hoaloha: friendTags: cancer, carol lin, blogherbiz, hawaii, vlog, video, stressless, podcast, walk, roxanne darling, kaimoku, travel

I m at Day 2 BlogHer Business Conference in NYC talking with CNN Anchor Carol Lin about her new web project for cancer patients and their supporters.Carol lost her husband to cancer and is developing a social networking web site to combine her extensive news background with her passion to contribute to the cancer community. On hiatus from the CNN anchor chair, she has immersed herself in the world of web technology, and shared with me a remakable combination of warmth and drive, passion and intelligence.Related Show Links: BlogHer Business Conference - Jory Des Jardins Elisa Camahort Diva Marketing Blog - Toby Bloomberg ReelSolid.tv - Bill Cammack Simply Recipes - Elise Bauer Silicon Valley Mom s Blog - Beth Blecherman Carol Lin Reports - launch planned for early May.Subscribe in iTunes so you won t miss a single episode! Try it - it s easy. Please leave a comment for us while you re there! Call the Conch line via skype:roxannedarling or 1-949-544-1456. Our wonderful theme music is from Kaimoku: The Ukulele Experiment.Hawaiian words Kako o: supportTags: cancer, carol lin, blogherbiz, hawaii, vlog, video, stressless, podcast, walk, roxanne darling, kaimoku, travel

I'm at BlogHer Business Conference in NYC and we are here to show the way for companies to find a voice in the blogosphere to change how they communicate with customers.What stops a lot of people, is either thinking they have nothing to say or thinking they are not talented enough to be a writer, a speaker, or on-camera. Today's show is in response to all the people remarking on the amazing musical talent in Hawai'i, as well as this quote from Barry Diller at the Web 2.0 conference about user-generated content, which is any content produced by people who are not entertainment or media professionals (that's 99 of us):When you get into forms of entertainment, talent always wins out. There isn t that much talent in the world. An audience of 8 to 12 people might be interested in someone s individual expression, but the process of people with talent and expertise making entertainment products won t be displaced by 18-year-olds making videos.PR professional Jeremy Pepper shares his view that a lot of people making entertainment products are actually not all that talented, but instead have good looks or good agents.Can you guess the Beach Walks take on this topic? Watch the show and then let me know what you think.BlogHer Business Conference Download Skype for Macs or PCs and talk to people around the world for FREE.Subscribe in iTunes so you won't miss a single episode! Try it - it's easy. Please leave a comment for us while you're there! Call the Conch line via skype:roxannedarling or 1-949-544-1456. Our wonderful theme music is from Kaimoku: The Ukulele Experiment.Hawaiian words No'eau: talentTags: web2, talent, blogherbiz, hawaii, dog, vlog, video, stressless, podcast, walk, beach, roxanne darling, lexi, kaimoku, travel

BlogHerBiz '07 Ask The Experts Session.Dina Kaplan, blip.tv Roxanne Darling, BeachWalks.TV Shirley Frazier, Shirley Speaks Emily Melton, Weber Shandwick Carol Lin, Carol Lin Reports Shannon McKarney, Tomoye Julie Crabill, SHIFT Communications

Rox & Elise @ the BlogHerBiz '07 Welcome Reception. "Mingling, Massages and Yahootinis brought to you by the Yahoo! Publisher Network."