In light of the discussion at the end of ZebraTalk (archived: 2008) at today’s VAR BloggerCon, this is a very timely and appropriate segment from the Colbert Report. Focusing on the “social” part of social media will bring great rewards, even if you can’t draw a line from A to B.
Hat tip: Boing Boing
Update: Read this excellent discussion in the context (archived: 2013) of having watched this clip. Via Chris Brogan on Twitter.
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