NEWS31 March 2010
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NEWS31 March 2010
In The Cluetrain Manifesto, Doc Searls argued that markets are conversations, and that no-one wants to hear marketing ‘messages’ anymore.
In this 11-minute interview, Robert Bain speaks to Searls about his latest work on ‘vendor relationship management’ – an emerging breed of technologies that he hopes will put customers, rather than vendors, in control of relationships.
Could this mean the end of consumer research as we know it?
Doc Searls
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