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Ski-Dooing Falls: What Really Happened

January 11, 2008 · Comments

So the video from my previous post was a tad misleading. Yes, Marcel Lebrun from Radian6 took me Ski-Dooing. But I used video from one camera and edited it to make the point I wanted to make about networking socially. The other camera (we also shot some fun stuff for a future episode of The Daily Idea) had the highlight on it.

My YouTube title for this is “Dude Jokes About Wrecking Ski-Doo; Promptly Wrecks Ski-Doo.” It’s classic Jason “Murphy’s Law” Falls in action.

Enjoy!

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9xPo9qpo66I[/youtube]

[tags] ski-doo, sledding, Canada, humor, funny, crash, wreck, accident, flip[/tags]

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Cool Benefits Of Social Networking

January 11, 2008

When you take social networks off-line, I call it networking socially. A few months ago, I was Twittering about social media measurement with David Alston, responded and said I should look into Radian6, his company. I added them to the list of firms I was reviewing to provide such a service to a client of [...]

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Social Media Exploring In The Great White North

January 9, 2008

Today I’m traveling most of the day to visit my friends at Radian6 in Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada as part of a 36-hour, multi-tasking frenzy. The original purpose of the jaunt is to meet the folks at Radian6 in person, get some hands-on training with their social media measurement software and offer some feedback on [...]

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