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Hi Cybersoc

Thank you for the mention. Yes, our brand new book, Communities Dominate Brands, is what we believe to be the first business book to look comprehensively at that new phenomenon of digitally connected and empowered communities. We've seen many excellent treaties of single elements of that, from blogging, to videogaming, to mobile phone based smart mobs; and of course the various worries of disruption from convergence; and the decline of the effectiveness of traditional advertising.

But so far nobody put these snippets into the big picture. In our book we discuss the trends and then develop an overriding theory to explain the full big picture, and we arrive at the inevitable conclusion that the time of branding coming to the end, and the time of customer-communities is just dawning. In a few years all businesses, in all industries, have to shift from interruptive "preaching" advertising and marketing communications, to engagement marketing of activating the customer. For that our book is a guide and handbook, with over 100 named business examples from around the world, and 13 case studies. For more about the book, visit our blogsite at www.communities_dominate.blogs.com or the book's official website by our publisher, www.futuretext.com

Dominate !

Tomi Ahonen
Co-Author of Communities Dominate Brands, 2005

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  • Robin Hamman has over ten years experience devising, implementing and managing social media projects, particularly within the Broadcasting and Media sector.
    Before joining Headshift as a Senior Social Media Consultant, Robin was a Senior Producer/Journalist with responsibility for the BBC's Blogs and a wide range of other social media projects. Robin was also previously an Executive Producer at Granada (ITV) and Communities Evangelist at Talkcast (mobile).
    Robin is also a Non-Residential Fellow at Stanford's Center for Internet and Society and a Visiting Fellow in the Department of Journalism at City University, London. Robin blogs about the collision of social media and journalism, online community, blogging, citizen journalism and, sometimes, media law. [more...]

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