I have written an article for the BBC Technology online in advance of the Content 2.0 event tomorrow at the RSA, where we'll be trying to get to grips with everything 2.0 and what it means for UK business.
I'll be taking part in a session with the one and only Hugh and also Jamie Kantrovitz of MySpace. Hope to see you there.
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