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Talking still matters in the digital world. The emergence of platforms like Clubhouse have shown that live conversations quickly expose those who have previously relied upon short tweets and scripted podcasts to share insights. Real life dialogue reveals whether someone can speak about a subject with depth and it's something we've perhaps forgotten in a world where the primary form of communication is digital.
Taken from Episode 93 "Should we be trying to build an online audience?".
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Talking still matters in the digital world. The emergence of platforms like Clubhouse have shown that live conversations quickly expose those who have previously relied upon short tweets and scripted podcasts to share insights. Real life dialogue reveals whether someone can speak about a subject with depth and it's something we've perhaps forgotten in a world where the primary form of communication is digital.
Taken from Episode 93 "Should we be trying to build an online audience?".
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Send us an Audio Message
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