Mark Zuckerberg

Had a good chat yesterday with John Battelle and Tim O’Reilly at the Web 2.0 Summit.

“Email is too formal.”

“It’s too slow.”

“Messaging in the future…it will be a lot more natural.”

“lets take away everything that we can”

“one system, can get delivered to people wherever they are”

Last May (2008) we had an opportunity to do an online radio interview with Kathy Eubanks via telephone. It was a pretty cool experience. Has anyone ever been interviewed for a show? Answering questions and sounding like you know what you are talking about can be a bit intimidating when you are on the spot. As a follow up to the radio interview, at our InSights Toastmasters meeting we tried an interview format for table topics. It was a new experience for most of the members at the meeting. We think differently when we are generating our own thoughts as opposed to answering someone else’s questions.

I’d like to as you, if someone were to interview you about your business, what questions would you like them to ask? What is the most important thing that someone know about your business? What is something you would like another business person to answer? How can we utilize the power of the interview, and perhaps add some content to our blogs? Consider how you could get your message across, and create new opportunity through this type of publicity?

Of course, for your listening enjoyment:
Blog Talk Radio Interview with Kathy Eubanks May 8, 2008