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Social Media Club, Silicon Valley 4/4/07

Published April 8, 2007 PR , Social Media , Socialmedia 3 Comments

On April 4, a group of us from Intel joined the first Silicon Valley chapter meeting of the Social Media Club thanks to our good friends at KNTV-TV NBC11.  It was an interesting mix of broadcast, corporate tech PR and enthusiastic social media folks.  I got to catch up with some friends from my KRON-TV days (1991-2000), former Intel employees and I even got to meet some new friends likeMike McGrath, who’s interested in Intel’s Suite Two.  I was impressed by the audience’s desire to get new/social media more intertwined with mainstream media, and that spirit of working together shined brightly through our presenter Chris Heuer.

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