Comments on: Local Social- How WBUR Gets the Public in Public Radio http://www.chrisbrogan.com/local-social-how-wbur-gets-the-public-in-public-radio/ Learn How Human Business Works - Beyond Social Media Fri, 10 Feb 2012 14:24:09 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: NPR, Relationships and…Oh Yeah Tweet-Up « The ConverStation http://www.chrisbrogan.com/local-social-how-wbur-gets-the-public-in-public-radio/comment-page-1/#comment-166670 NPR, Relationships and…Oh Yeah Tweet-Up « The ConverStation Wed, 15 Apr 2009 20:25:47 +0000 http://www.chrisbrogan.com/?p=3282#comment-166670 [...] opening the door and inviting your public in. Chris Brogan says it best: …”it’s this embracing of the public, especially in this case the wired public, that will potentially keep a station like WBUR [...] [...] opening the door and inviting your public in. Chris Brogan says it best: …”it’s this embracing of the public, especially in this case the wired public, that will potentially keep a station like WBUR [...]

]]> By: Taking Stock « The ConverStation http://www.chrisbrogan.com/local-social-how-wbur-gets-the-public-in-public-radio/comment-page-1/#comment-162422 Taking Stock « The ConverStation Wed, 25 Feb 2009 22:08:30 +0000 http://www.chrisbrogan.com/?p=3282#comment-162422 [...] 25, 2009 by @kengeorge The high of last month’s sublime social media event (read about it here and here and here and here) has not yet abated, and I am most eagerly anticipating 90.9’s [...] [...] 25, 2009 by @kengeorge The high of last month’s sublime social media event (read about it here and here and here and here) has not yet abated, and I am most eagerly anticipating 90.9’s [...]

]]> By: Margaret Evans http://www.chrisbrogan.com/local-social-how-wbur-gets-the-public-in-public-radio/comment-page-1/#comment-162035 Margaret Evans Fri, 20 Feb 2009 19:38:31 +0000 http://www.chrisbrogan.com/?p=3282#comment-162035 Thanks for the shout out, you guys. Doug, how is it that <i>you</I> haven't aged at all since our days together at Monitor Radio?! Chris, it was such a pleasure meeting you too. You're welcome anytime, for an interview or just a chat about public radio and social media. I'm so proud of what my workmate Ken George is doing, putting WBUR into the social media fray. Great synergy, great energy. See you all at the next Tweetup...if I can leave my edit booth for a few mins! Thanks for the shout out, you guys. Doug, how is it that you haven’t aged at all since our days together at Monitor Radio?!

Chris, it was such a pleasure meeting you too. You’re welcome anytime, for an interview or just a chat about public radio and social media.

I’m so proud of what my workmate Ken George is doing, putting WBUR into the social media fray. Great synergy, great energy.

See you all at the next Tweetup…if I can leave my edit booth for a few mins!

]]> By: Margaret Evans http://www.chrisbrogan.com/local-social-how-wbur-gets-the-public-in-public-radio/comment-page-1/#comment-265975 Margaret Evans Fri, 20 Feb 2009 19:38:00 +0000 http://www.chrisbrogan.com/?p=3282#comment-265975 Thanks for the shout out, you guys. Doug, how is it that <i>you</I> haven't aged at all since our days together at Monitor Radio?! Chris, it was such a pleasure meeting you too. You're welcome anytime, for an interview or just a chat about public radio and social media. I'm so proud of what my workmate Ken George is doing, putting WBUR into the social media fray. Great synergy, great energy. See you all at the next Tweetup...if I can leave my edit booth for a few mins! Thanks for the shout out, you guys. Doug, how is it that you haven’t aged at all since our days together at Monitor Radio?!

Chris, it was such a pleasure meeting you too. You’re welcome anytime, for an interview or just a chat about public radio and social media.

I’m so proud of what my workmate Ken George is doing, putting WBUR into the social media fray. Great synergy, great energy.

See you all at the next Tweetup…if I can leave my edit booth for a few mins!

]]> By: Margaret Evans http://www.chrisbrogan.com/local-social-how-wbur-gets-the-public-in-public-radio/comment-page-1/#comment-265976 Margaret Evans Fri, 20 Feb 2009 19:38:00 +0000 http://www.chrisbrogan.com/?p=3282#comment-265976 Thanks for the shout out, you guys. Doug, how is it that <i>you</I> haven't aged at all since our days together at Monitor Radio?! Chris, it was such a pleasure meeting you too. You're welcome anytime, for an interview or just a chat about public radio and social media. I'm so proud of what my workmate Ken George is doing, putting WBUR into the social media fray. Great synergy, great energy. See you all at the next Tweetup...if I can leave my edit booth for a few mins! Thanks for the shout out, you guys. Doug, how is it that you haven’t aged at all since our days together at Monitor Radio?!

Chris, it was such a pleasure meeting you too. You’re welcome anytime, for an interview or just a chat about public radio and social media.

I’m so proud of what my workmate Ken George is doing, putting WBUR into the social media fray. Great synergy, great energy.

See you all at the next Tweetup…if I can leave my edit booth for a few mins!

]]> By: Costa DeVault » Blog Archive » Engaging the Public in Public Radio http://www.chrisbrogan.com/local-social-how-wbur-gets-the-public-in-public-radio/comment-page-1/#comment-161162 Costa DeVault » Blog Archive » Engaging the Public in Public Radio Thu, 12 Feb 2009 15:30:00 +0000 http://www.chrisbrogan.com/?p=3282#comment-161162 [...] past weekend, Chris Brogan wrote a post about his local public radio affiliate — WBUR — and how it uses social media to engage listeners. Not just dabbling in social [...] [...] past weekend, Chris Brogan wrote a post about his local public radio affiliate — WBUR — and how it uses social media to engage listeners. Not just dabbling in social [...]

]]> By: WBUR Kicks It, Social Media Style! « Radio 2020 http://www.chrisbrogan.com/local-social-how-wbur-gets-the-public-in-public-radio/comment-page-1/#comment-160985 WBUR Kicks It, Social Media Style! « Radio 2020 Wed, 11 Feb 2009 11:44:46 +0000 http://www.chrisbrogan.com/?p=3282#comment-160985 [...] Chris Brogan’s Blog: Because once we know the face behind the voice, it’s a lot harder not to want to see the [...] [...] Chris Brogan’s Blog: Because once we know the face behind the voice, it’s a lot harder not to want to see the [...]

]]> By: Ken George http://www.chrisbrogan.com/local-social-how-wbur-gets-the-public-in-public-radio/comment-page-1/#comment-160814 Ken George Mon, 09 Feb 2009 20:30:06 +0000 http://www.chrisbrogan.com/?p=3282#comment-160814 It is very edifying, yet humbling to discover not one, but two very insightful posts concerning 90.9's modest social media efforts. Thank you Chris. Thank you Alex. And what gems among the comments. Wow. And Chris, I am very much indebted to you for letting me press you into last minute hosting duties. That conversation on participatory media you facilitated had them buzzing. Thank you. (Those that took a pass on the event are now likely kicking themselves that they did so). Two points of yours that especially captured my attention and imagination: "…once we know the face behind the voice, it’s a lot harder not to want to see the institution survive and thrive." And "Will the walls of public radio become porous and let in more two-way experiences? I believe that’s where lots of media experiences will shift." Amen. Both should be chiseled above the lobby entrance. "Your, our listeners" literally own the airwaves. You pay the bills. Your stake in this institution should be no less meaningful than that of the public radio employee typing this post. So let's keep the conversation going! Oh, and by the way, the "Margaret" Chris refers to is the estimable <a HREF="http://www.wbur.org/inside/personality/detail19925.asp" rel="nofollow">Margaret Evans</a>, senior editor extraordinaire and one of the unsung heroes at WBUR. Thank you everyone. See you in March? It is very edifying, yet humbling to discover not one, but two very insightful posts concerning 90.9′s modest social media efforts. Thank you Chris. Thank you Alex.

And what gems among the comments. Wow.

And Chris, I am very much indebted to you for letting me press you into last minute hosting duties. That conversation on participatory media you facilitated had them buzzing. Thank you. (Those that took a pass on the event are now likely kicking themselves that they did so).

Two points of yours that especially captured my attention and imagination:

“…once we know the face behind the voice, it’s a lot harder not to want to see the institution survive and thrive.”

And

“Will the walls of public radio become porous and let in more two-way experiences? I believe that’s where lots of media experiences will shift.”

Amen. Both should be chiseled above the lobby entrance.

“Your, our listeners” literally own the airwaves. You pay the bills. Your stake in this institution should be no less meaningful than that of the public radio employee typing this post. So let’s keep the conversation going!

Oh, and by the way, the “Margaret” Chris refers to is the estimable Margaret Evans, senior editor extraordinaire and one of the unsung heroes at WBUR.

Thank you everyone. See you in March?

]]> By: Ken George http://www.chrisbrogan.com/local-social-how-wbur-gets-the-public-in-public-radio/comment-page-1/#comment-265973 Ken George Mon, 09 Feb 2009 20:30:00 +0000 http://www.chrisbrogan.com/?p=3282#comment-265973 It is very edifying, yet humbling to discover not one, but two very insightful posts concerning 90.9's modest social media efforts. Thank you Chris. Thank you Alex. And what gems among the comments. Wow. And Chris, I am very much indebted to you for letting me press you into last minute hosting duties. That conversation on participatory media you facilitated had them buzzing. Thank you. (Those that took a pass on the event are now likely kicking themselves that they did so). Two points of yours that especially captured my attention and imagination: "…once we know the face behind the voice, it’s a lot harder not to want to see the institution survive and thrive." And "Will the walls of public radio become porous and let in more two-way experiences? I believe that’s where lots of media experiences will shift." Amen. Both should be chiseled above the lobby entrance. "Your, our listeners" literally own the airwaves. You pay the bills. Your stake in this institution should be no less meaningful than that of the public radio employee typing this post. So let's keep the conversation going! Oh, and by the way, the "Margaret" Chris refers to is the estimable <a HREF="http://www.wbur.org/inside/personality/detail19925.asp" rel="nofollow">Margaret Evans</a>, senior editor extraordinaire and one of the unsung heroes at WBUR. Thank you everyone. See you in March? It is very edifying, yet humbling to discover not one, but two very insightful posts concerning 90.9′s modest social media efforts. Thank you Chris. Thank you Alex.

And what gems among the comments. Wow.

And Chris, I am very much indebted to you for letting me press you into last minute hosting duties. That conversation on participatory media you facilitated had them buzzing. Thank you. (Those that took a pass on the event are now likely kicking themselves that they did so).

Two points of yours that especially captured my attention and imagination:

“…once we know the face behind the voice, it’s a lot harder not to want to see the institution survive and thrive.”

And

“Will the walls of public radio become porous and let in more two-way experiences? I believe that’s where lots of media experiences will shift.”

Amen. Both should be chiseled above the lobby entrance.

“Your, our listeners” literally own the airwaves. You pay the bills. Your stake in this institution should be no less meaningful than that of the public radio employee typing this post. So let’s keep the conversation going!

Oh, and by the way, the “Margaret” Chris refers to is the estimable Margaret Evans, senior editor extraordinaire and one of the unsung heroes at WBUR.

Thank you everyone. See you in March?

]]> By: Ken George http://www.chrisbrogan.com/local-social-how-wbur-gets-the-public-in-public-radio/comment-page-1/#comment-265974 Ken George Mon, 09 Feb 2009 20:30:00 +0000 http://www.chrisbrogan.com/?p=3282#comment-265974 It is very edifying, yet humbling to discover not one, but two very insightful posts concerning 90.9's modest social media efforts. Thank you Chris. Thank you Alex. And what gems among the comments. Wow. And Chris, I am very much indebted to you for letting me press you into last minute hosting duties. That conversation on participatory media you facilitated had them buzzing. Thank you. (Those that took a pass on the event are now likely kicking themselves that they did so). Two points of yours that especially captured my attention and imagination: "…once we know the face behind the voice, it’s a lot harder not to want to see the institution survive and thrive." And "Will the walls of public radio become porous and let in more two-way experiences? I believe that’s where lots of media experiences will shift." Amen. Both should be chiseled above the lobby entrance. "Your, our listeners" literally own the airwaves. You pay the bills. Your stake in this institution should be no less meaningful than that of the public radio employee typing this post. So let's keep the conversation going! Oh, and by the way, the "Margaret" Chris refers to is the estimable <a HREF="http://www.wbur.org/inside/personality/detail19925.asp" rel="nofollow">Margaret Evans</a>, senior editor extraordinaire and one of the unsung heroes at WBUR. Thank you everyone. See you in March? It is very edifying, yet humbling to discover not one, but two very insightful posts concerning 90.9′s modest social media efforts. Thank you Chris. Thank you Alex.

And what gems among the comments. Wow.

And Chris, I am very much indebted to you for letting me press you into last minute hosting duties. That conversation on participatory media you facilitated had them buzzing. Thank you. (Those that took a pass on the event are now likely kicking themselves that they did so).

Two points of yours that especially captured my attention and imagination:

“…once we know the face behind the voice, it’s a lot harder not to want to see the institution survive and thrive.”

And

“Will the walls of public radio become porous and let in more two-way experiences? I believe that’s where lots of media experiences will shift.”

Amen. Both should be chiseled above the lobby entrance.

“Your, our listeners” literally own the airwaves. You pay the bills. Your stake in this institution should be no less meaningful than that of the public radio employee typing this post. So let’s keep the conversation going!

Oh, and by the way, the “Margaret” Chris refers to is the estimable Margaret Evans, senior editor extraordinaire and one of the unsung heroes at WBUR.

Thank you everyone. See you in March?

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