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Are Bloggers Losing Control? The New World of Distributed Conversations & Comments
With content spanning across social networks, miro communities, and
media aggregators, comments, conversations, and responses are taking
place on and around the original blog post. This panel will explore
distributed conversations, fragmented expertise, and also the challenge
of being everywhere - and whether or not it's not only necessary, but
also feasible.
Participants
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Stowe Boyd is the Front Man for The /Messengers, a role that includes playing editor for /Message, /Ground, /Mind, and /Ambivalence, and leading the /Edgewards blog federation. Stowe is obsessed with social tools and their impact on media, business, and society, and has written and spoken on those topics for over a decade.
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Louis Gray is the author of louisgray.com, a Silicon Valley-based early adopter Web site focused on social media, technology and innovation. The site has most notably championed the emergence of RSS feed aggregators, social media sites and distributed conversations, and has been a platform for discussions on best practices for linking, commenting and advertising.
When not blogging, Louis works in corporate marketing and public relations for a private Silicon Valley technology infrastructure company, and is an advisor to ReadBurner, Inc. Louis is a UC Berkeley graduate, holding a degree in Political Science and Mass Communications, and is a recent father of a twin boy and girl.
Louis can be reached by e-mail at louisgray@mac.com or by phone at 408 646-2759.
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Brian Solis, an avid speaker, is Principal of FutureWorks, an award-winning PR and social media agency in Silicon Valley. Solis blogs at PR2.0, bub.blicio.us, and regularly contributes PR and tech comments and articles to industry sites and publications. Solis has been actively writing about new PR and the idea of PR 2.0 since the mid 90s to discuss how the Web was redefining the communications industry. He has dedicated his free time to helping PR professionals adapt to the new fusion of PR, Web marketing, and community relations.
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