Robert Scoble Interview
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Written By Reprise Media | March 31, 2006 | Share This
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Do you read SEOBuzzBox? If not, then shame on you.
It’s a great blog penned by Aaron Pratt, a rain barrel craftsman who likes to talk about marketing on the net. It gets no more niche than that. Well, it probably does, but humor us, OK? Read more.
Today Pratt’s posted a great interview with Robert Scoble of Scobleizer fame.
Here’s an excerpt in which Scoble talks about doing it all for the kids:
“PRATT: Some do not understand these PR spammers who visit your blog and accuse you of being an elitist. I also have never understood Microsoft haters in general, is this just part of working for a big company? Have you ever considered banning these people from commenting in your blog or would this restrict the ‘conversation’ as you and Shel Israel call it?
SCOBLE: Yeah, I think it’s part of belonging to a big company and it’s also part of being popular. American culture loves to build people (or things) up and then tear them down. Heck, I root against the Yankees for the same reason. Yeah, I have considered blocking comments. I think at this point, though, that the ongoing conversation is more valuable than the emotional pain from having people say mean things to me.
Awwwwwwwww…..
BTW, this is probably older than dirt, but we also happened upon this Robert Scoble trading card. Scary.
Topics: Interviews |