In Trafcom News Podcast 86, you can hear how Fortune 1000 organizations are learning to thrive using social media tools. In this 12-minute podcast, you’ll meet Bob Pearson, president of the Social Media Business Council, which helps large enterprises to share best practices on social media issues. Bob spoke at Third Tuesday Toronto on July 7, 2009. Visit the Trafcom News Podcast blog page to listen to the podcast, or download it, and to read the extensive show notes. (Yes, I’m proud of my show notes, people!)
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