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August 31, 2009

Twitterville, How Businesses Can Thrive in the new Global Neighborhoods

Images I see that Shel Israel has just come out with his new book on Twitter. Shel Israel and Robert Scoble wrote one of the hands down best books on blogging (Naked Conversations), so I am looking forward to reading his new book, Twitterville, How Businesses Can Thrive in the new Global Neighborhoods.  Here is an excerpt. 

Shel and I go way back and he was one of the first speakers to my Stanford class. The forward of his new book is written by Charlene Li, a recent class speaker.  Good luck, Shel.  I am looking forward to reading the book.

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shel Israel

Robin,

Thanks for the mention. My new book is called Twitterville, how businesses can thrive in the new Global Neighborhoods. "USA" is not used in the title. It is available Thursday from most book merchants.

Posted by: shel Israel | September 01, 2009 at 06:45 AM

Robin D Stavisky

Corrected and best of luck.

Posted by: Robin D Stavisky | September 01, 2009 at 09:57 AM

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