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A discussion on creativity and ‘Web/PR2.0′ - useful terms or onanisms?
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Thanks for the link, Robert - I’ll check it out later today. So if YOU are also against the term ‘Web2.0′, then what should we use? Because to my ears ‘read/write web’ sounds awfully tecchie and exclusive…
Thanks, Lee. I sent you an email and audio comment in answer to your question. Feel free to edit away.
I’d just call it social media, interactive online or - hey, communicating. That’s just not too sellable and sexy these days, I imagine, though.
Just had a chance to listen to this entire show. Very nicely done. I agree that you need discipline to be creative, even though this sounds counter-intuiitive. And I too have read (and own) “If You Want to Write.” For me, ideas often come when I’m on a long walk by Lake Ontario, far away from the phone and computer.
Keep ‘em coming, boys.