Johnnie Moore

Our Social World

Johnnie Moore

Johnnie Moore

I’m Johnnie Moore, and I help people work better together

Hugh talks about why people aren’t flocking to Our Social World. I agree with him that (to quote the Open Space mantra) the people who come are the right people. I also have a feeling that blogging is just starting to “tip” in the UK. James and I are finding that PR agencies are now anxious to hear about blogging; six months ago they weren’t interested.

I’m looking forward to the conference and getting some sparky conversations going.

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