I am sitting here in my pyjamas with cat in my lap.
Quite a cliché, but not what blogging is about, according to David Weinberger, co-author of the cluetrain and keynote speaker at Tuesday's event. Edelman had invited bloggers and non-bloggers (clients of them?) and the response was huge I thought. I saw names like Warner Bros, Unilever, BASF and others. And, they were listening. Which was easy because Heiko Hebig and David Weinberger gave great presentations (which will be hopefully another post), catering to both bloggers and non-bloggers (Heiko said he would try to do the splits).
A lot has been written since Tuesday, the most comprehensive summary I think can be found in Jürgen Ahting's post. Udo Herzog has provided pictures. A long post in German can be found on Ringfahdnung, Erik Hauth's page, who I think sat in front of me. Incidentally, he wrote down some of the same quotes I did.
On the size of wikipedia vs. for example the Britannica:
"paper is a limitation of knowledge"
On blogging:
"you have to be willing to press the publish button"
On what blogs can do for your company:
"weblogs are focus groups in the wild"
You can find more wrap-ups here:
Heiko Hebig, Daniela Waschow (openBC), Thomas Knüwer, David Weinberger, 50Hz, Robert at Basicthinking (gut, dass dir nix passiert ist), Fischmarkt, Haltungsturnen, Behindertenparkplatz, und natürlich Hendrik Sebastian Göres.
New reports: Björn, Gerold Braun (nice to meet you!), new posts at Haltungsturner, 50Hz, Daniela Waschow (openBC) has a podcast interview with Weinberger.
By the way, a while ago, Martin Roell and I talked about what companies can do with weblogs in a podcast. It's in German an can be found here.
After the event, I spent some time talking with David about his slides and Dan Gillmor and talked to Guillaume about the fact that there isn't enough time in the day to test all the new Web 2.0 play-things that are released every day.
It was well worth the trip (though not as bad as Robert's or Hendrik and Björn's trip back), thanks to Djure for watching over me on the train, and it was very nice meeting all you guys.
Thanks again to Björn and Edelman for the invitation.
Technorati: edelman, blue, hour, hamburg, weinberger, blogging
Mir ist in der Edelman Blue Hour "Blogging" bestätigt worden, daß sich Communication mit Humor am besten transportiert. - Wir können uns sicher beim Bloggen [blöcken] gegenseitig helfen das besagte "human" hinter den Masken zu finden. - Bei Medienkompetenzvermittler Sebig war ich die ganze Zeit, vielleicht wegen der Klowand-Slogans, an TV total mit Stefan Raab erinnert - wobei die Sendung mit Heiko Sebig natürlich dann "Blog total" hätte heissen müssen!
Weinbergers Thesen des Cluetrain Manifest lassen sich sicher auch auf Unternehmen, wie den Netzrat, Agentur für Arbeit, Bezirksämter, Kleinbaggersdorf oder Dackelzüchtervereine anwenden...Zuviel von Weinbergers "human" kann es in unserer Schüttelfrost erprobten Hansestadt nie sein - Oder?
Bei Teilnehmer Maurice von mmbf.de schien mir Weinbergers Wort auf fruchtbaren Boden gefallen zu sein. Ich hoffe wir können demnächst mal unserer Gespräch über blogging & [content] management by love fortsetzen...
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Es gibt weltweit genug Sklaventeiber Unternehmen, bei denen Weinbergers Jünger erstmal über den Arbeitslohn communizieren können, bevor sie sich die Mühe machen über das Product zu sprechen...
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