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Analyst Days in the age of Twitter

By Dominic Jones on March 12, 2009

INTERNET conglomerate eBay Inc. (NASDAQ: EBAY) held its first analyst day in two three years yesterday — and something big happened that almost no one noticed.
For most attendees and observers, there was nothing special about the event. The analysts and journalists showed up at eBay North Townhall in San Jose, CA. The company’s executives did [...]

Posted in Investor Relations Blog | Tagged blogs, eBay Inc, Investor Relations, Richard Brewer-Hay, Scot Wingo, Scott Kessler, twitter | 17 Responses

SEC disclaimers in the age of Twitter

By Dominic Jones on March 7, 2009

SPARE a thought for eBay Inc. (NASDAQ: EBAY) corporate blogger Richard Brewer-Hay.
He is the only person on the microblogging service Twitter who live-tweets his company’s quarterly earnings conference calls. That’s partly why I’ve previously called him one of the best corporate bloggers.
However, he has been doing these live-tweeting sessions for the past three quarters without [...]

Posted in Investor Relations Blog | Tagged blogs, eBay Inc, Investor Relations, Richard Brewer-Hay, securities and exchange commission, twitter | 9 Responses

The best corporate bloggers you've never heard of

By Dominic Jones on December 15, 2008

THERE was a bit of a fuss last week among consultants and corporate marketers who’ve made “social media” a big part of their business. Forrester, a technology research and consulting business, released results from a survey showing that only 16% of consumers trust corporate blogs.
The news that corporate blogs are not a panacea for all [...]

Posted in Investor Relations Blog | Tagged blogging, blogs, Bo Gowan, business, corporate websites, disclosure, Investor Relations, Mark Evans, nortel, Richard Brewer-Hay, rubbermaid, social media, technology, twitter | 8 Responses

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