10 consigli utili per sfruttare al meglio il social business networking. Presentazione per SMAU, Milano 2012
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“The diversity of intelligence, the power of imagination and creativity, and the importance of commitment to our own capabilities”
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This is a study of the online behaviours and cultures of listeners and fans of BBC radio but it consists of How fans of BBC Radio use the internet to interact around programmes; potentially extending and enhancing their experience of the medium.
What benefit and value do the fans derive from this behaviour and should we, the BBC, do more or less to support it? Does it make the fans love the programme more? Will fan activities get taken up by other listeners (i.e. those who don't self-identify as fans). Do fans spread the word and make the programme more popular? How can fans affect what programmes are made or how the story goes? What benefits are there for the programme makers? And what happens when programme makers try to stop these fan behaviours?
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May 20, 10:20 AM
Yes it is Bronwyn! Hope to revamp Binders over the summer when I have more free time.
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Come sfruttare al meglio gli strumenti offerti dai social media: ecco il caso di Linkedin raccontato dall'esperto Luca Conti.