I’m taking part next week in an international telephone conference call about internet campaigning techniques.
At least, that’s what I thought it was … until I rechecked my emails and realised it’s actually an international telephone balloon debate.
Oh and, from the very helpful instructions on how to take part, this tip: Speak clearly, be aware of the impact of accents and slow down accordingly (most of our audiences are not English-mother tongue).
This could be interesting…
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One Comment
How do you confuse a balloon debate with a conference call about internet campaigning techniques…?
And who are you in the balloon? (yourself or a character?)