How To Join in The World Business Forum 09 Online
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I’m looking forward to meeting the bloggers listed below at next week’s World Business Forum 2009 in New York City. We’ll be using the #wbf09 hashtag for real-time updates of the conference. Anyone can participate in real time by following the #wbf09 hashtag on Twitter. To join in, simply use the #wbf09 tag in your tweet. You can pose a question, share an opinion, or reply to anyone directly. To reach a specific blogger, just start your tweet with their Twitter ID. (For example, to reach me, simply start your tweet with @steveroesler and use the #wbf09. I’ll see it and reply.) Including #wbf09 in any of your tweets …
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