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Silicon Valley in the UK

Posted on : 23-01-2010 | By : Adelaide | In : Corporate Social Networks, Digital Engagement, Projects, The Social Company

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For those of you who couldn’t make this, here’s the webcast from the excellent panel debate with Biz Stone,, Chief Executive of Twitter, Reid Hoffman Chief Executive of LinkedIn, and Stephen Fry…well you know who Stephen Fry is.
Focussing around Social Media: A Force for Good, the event was organised by NESTA as part of their superb Silicon Valley in the UK initiative.

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