How search can help you understand your audience

Martin Belam
Written by Martin Belam
Published 3 April, 2003
Categories: BBC, Search

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I spoke today at "Search and Findability: 'How to Read Users Minds'", an event organised by BBC Training & Development at The Cobden Club in West London. I was alongside a very esteemed group of keynotes including Danny Sullivan, Bill Thompson, Margaret Hanley and Matt Jones.

The talk is available as an article here.

Posted by Martin Belam, April 3, 2003    
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