DEMO08 Africa Panel Video

Feb08
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Posted in Entrepreneurship, Marketing, Advertising and Branding, South Africa, Web 2.0 and Social Media

Erik Hersman has found the video of our Africa panel. It is long - over 30 minutes - and watching it again I think I could’ve done better with the opportunity, but hopefully some of what we said got through. The third person on the panel is the lovely Juliana Rotich of Afromusing.

I’d love your comments…

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7 Comments on this post...

Tyler 12/02/2008 at 1:46 pm

We all do the best we possibly can at any point in time, especially you. In that same position I don’t know what I would’ve said any different, however I think you handled yourself just fine. Good job Mike and thanks for representing SA.
[Social media] More on Demo ‘08 from Stopforth : Bizcommunity Blog 12/02/2008 at 3:54 pm

[...] 12 February 2008: The +35 minute video of the African panel may be found here (thanks to Mike Stopforth and Erik Hersman for posting the link) addthis_url = [...]
Vinny Lingham 12/02/2008 at 5:04 pm

Thanks for the mention, Mike! We appreciate it!

Vinny & the SynthaSite team!
Jason Elk - Zoopy 13/02/2008 at 1:27 am

Mike and the New Media Mechanics! Great job on stage and super coverage of some SA startups. Huge thanks for including Zoopy in the mix and your comments certainly made us a little prouder to be doing what we’re doing - especially from the tip of Africa (though not from the East Rand hahaha).

Nice work Mike, well done on behalf of us all. Would you mind if we downloaded/uploaded a copy of the vid to Zoopy?
Jonathan Bydendyk 13/02/2008 at 6:11 am

Good job. Nice to see some of our web entrepreneurs making on to the world stage!
Top South African Web 2.0 Startups 13/02/2008 at 8:21 pm

[...] Mike Stopforth & Erik Herssman served South Africa really well, by being on a panel at the recent Demo Conference. Here is the video from their session: [...]
Jaco Meiring 15/02/2008 at 8:55 am

I have to agree with Tyler, Jason and Jonathan - you did a good job Mike, and yes, we do not need handouts, but constructive input. Well done mate.