FIR Interview - Maggie Fox and Geoff Livingston, Part 2

Maggie Fox and Geoff Livingston announced today that the previously announced acquisition of Livingston Communications by The Social Media Group will not be moving forward. In this brief interview, they address the reasons for calling off the deal and their approach to communicating the decision.

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About our Conversation Partners

imageMaggie Fox is the founder of Social Media Group, specializing in social media consulting from its base on Ontario, Canada. Geoff Livingston is founder of Livingston Communications, focusing on social media consulting from Washington, D.C. More detailed biographies are available from our last interview.

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Posted by shel on 08/27 at 08:39 AM

  1. Hey Shel - thanks for the opportunity to talk about this with you. Deja vu indeed! :)

    Posted by maggiefox  on  08/27  at  11:36 AM

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