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	<title>Comments on: A Wrap Up of Todays Guldäggsseminarier</title>
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		<title>By: Matthieu</title>
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		<dc:creator>Matthieu</dc:creator>
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		<description>The second hour of &quot;Varumärket i en förändrad medievärld&quot; was even worse. At least, Wahlund&#039;s talk was some kind of Branding 101 from a few years ago. What followed was a debate were we heard things like &quot;no, internet is not a hot for advertising, it&#039;s not always bad that consumers can freely discuss about brands&quot;... but what really made me jump from my chair was then one of the debaters said (and everyone else seemed to agree) that there were circa 5 negative messages about a given brand for only one positive message on internet. They were focusing on the &quot;dangers&quot; of talkative disappointed consumers, not on the possibilities to talk with people.
So, consider you spared 1 hour of your life this afternoon.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The second hour of &#8220;Varumärket i en förändrad medievärld&#8221; was even worse. At least, Wahlund&#8217;s talk was some kind of Branding 101 from a few years ago. What followed was a debate were we heard things like &#8220;no, internet is not a hot for advertising, it&#8217;s not always bad that consumers can freely discuss about brands&#8221;&#8230; but what really made me jump from my chair was then one of the debaters said (and everyone else seemed to agree) that there were circa 5 negative messages about a given brand for only one positive message on internet. They were focusing on the &#8220;dangers&#8221; of talkative disappointed consumers, not on the possibilities to talk with people.<br />
So, consider you spared 1 hour of your life this afternoon.</p>
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