On this week's episode of our podcast, we sit down with author, cultural critic and professor Celeste Fraser Delgado. In a wide ranging discussion we talk about whether the internet does a better job of isolating us or bringing us together, podcasting as an agent for social change and how do all these new media tools affect the average person's life.
It's all about starting a conversation, so please post your comments, questions and thoughts. We really want to know what you think. Listen to the episode right here on our blog or, better yet, subscribe for free in iTunes and have it delivered directly to your computer every time we release a new episode.
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May 25, 2007
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Businesses don't communicate- people do. Social networking and online media are shaping the future of advertising, PR and communications. Clearcast Digital Media wants you to take full advantage of these changes. Matthew Chamberlin is a social media marketer, experienced video producer, blogger and speaker at industry conferences, keynotes and corporate events. There are lots of shiny new media tools out there, but there is no "one size fits all" solution. Let's sort it all out and find what's relevant to YOU.
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