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The concept of radical transparency was raised in the April 2007 issue of Wired magazine in an article by Clive Thomson called "The See-Through CEO. Thompson claims "Secrecy is dying. It's probably already dead."

Collin Douma, who writes a popular blog called Radical Trust and is a group creative director at a major advertising agency, used the concept at a Toronto social media event to challenge the value of, and values behind, the well-viewed bridezilla YouTube clip that turned out to be a set piece for a shampoo company.

In Connected Conversation #3, host Boyd Neil encourages Collin to say what he really thinks about corporate transparency in using social media as a marketing or corporate positioning tool.

Direct download: HK_Canada_Podcast_featuring_Colin_Douma.mp3
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In the second episode of Connected Conversation, Kadi Kaljuste, H&K Canada's head of marketing communications, explores the impact on marketing disciplines of a social trend called the "death of shame" or "Warholism". (Among less generous commentators - including Boyd Neil, Connected Conversation's host - it is thought of as pathological narcissism.)
The willingness of ordinary people to embarrass themselves on camera simply for 15 minutes of fame, for example, changes the concept of celebrity product endorsements or the ease with which person-in-the-street testimonials can be gathered.
Kadi defines the "death of shame" trend and looks at how it is factoring in to launch and re-launch programs.
A suggested link on the "death of shame":
Look forward to your comments and discussion at Connected Conversation.
Direct download: HK_Canada_Podcast_featuring_Kadi_Kaljuste.mp3
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