Communities Dominate Brands: What was wrong with interruptive communications

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March 04, 2009

What was wrong with interruptive communications

Alan Moore - "What was wrong with interruption?" from Brando Social on Vimeo.

I have been asked to be part of small group of people that are going to consult and enable clients of Brando Social to comprehensively understand the current communications revolution, and then what to do about it.

Here is a short film about a recent presentation that I made at the Soho hotel in London last week. Thank you to David Cushman for inviting me.

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Why no comments so far on this piece? This is such a useful presentation Alan to help "engage" others in the new context we are living in. Good stuff.

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