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Author, evangelist and strategist Guy Kawasaki answers your questions in this special Dialogg hosted by Veronica Belmont.
We're back with another Digg Dialogg. For this episode, we have author, evangelist and strategist Guy Kawasaki answering your questions. Guy has been out promoting his tenth book, Enchantment, where he explains how to influence what people will do while maintaining the highest standard of ethics. Hosted by Veronica Belmont.
1) Why do you think Woz left Apple. Does that have anything to do with Jobs?
3) When it comes to social media, do you think that many companies and brands put too much stock in venues such as Twitter or Facebook? If either of those services make a broad change, casual users could lose interest and stop communication. How can companies and brands still effectively communicate without overly relying on services outside their control?
4) Guy, Apple has become a very different company than it was when you were with it in its infancy. Do you think that the dominance the company now has in music and smart phone spaces make it better or worse for consumers and Apple fans in the long run?
6) As CEO of a startup, is it worth investing time in interns when ramping up operations? If so, what is the most important quality to look for in an intern?
7) You've stated that when it came to marketing Enchantment you chose to concentrate primarily on Facebook. Do you see Facebook as the dominant online marketing platform for the foreseeable future?
Digg Dialogg lets you submit your questions to notable leaders and luminaries. Rather than editors or journalists, the Digg community decides the most popular questions to be posed in the interview.
