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State of social media – latest video

Latest incarnation of Erik Qualman’s Socialnomics ‘state of social media’ video. (Follow his blog at Socialnomics.net.) It’s also available to download so you can show it in meetings or seminars to explain just how far digital communication extends.

Social networking means ‘people’ and ‘relational’. The potential to share good news worldwide is immense and growing. At the same time, we must not fall in love with the medium. It’s all about people!


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