We’re told by some of the guests that participants are banned from blogging the invitation-only Allen & Co. mogul fest, which count among the invited not one but at least four startups that threaten traditional media business models.
“They told me I couldn’t blog–I don’t know what to do,” attendee Martin Varsavsky, CEO of FON, told Reuters on the sidelines of the conference this week. “A hundred thousand people read my blog. I blogged Davos.”
Varsavsky added, “I’m desperate.”
There is a ban on live TV filming on camp grounds too.
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[…] Surprisingly, or not?, theres is a condition: participants are banned from blogging. Martin Varsavsky, CEO of FON, mentions on his blog: “I Can´t Blog About What I am Doing These Four Days”. As José del Moral sees, “Tell them not to write about what they hear/see. Next year everybody will want to be over there”, this time that’s even marketing decision, but… what about next time? Several thouhghts must be pointed: […]
- Posted by netizens :: Blogging forbidden :: July :: 2006you can always be an anonymous source like a deep throat for another blogger
considering how much influence this event has - no one has any right to deprive the public of this information
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