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Market Call jumps on Web 2.0 bandwagon with grace

May 9th, 20091 Comment

“One example of a TV broadcast that has jumped on the 2.0 bandwagon a little more grace is the Business News Network’s Market Call with Michael Hainsworth. Market Call is a show during which viewers email or phone-in their requests to have a financial analyst speak about the security of their choice on air. In this case, having Hainsworth setup a Twitter account and allowing viewers to Tweet their requests makes sense (ie there is a clear purpose and benefit for the viewer).”
Source: Wikinomics.com

ROBTv: The Early Days

Oct 10th, 2000No Comments

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