Archive for February, 2011
On February 10, 2011, over 120+ journalists, bloggers and media makers joined us for discussion on “The Future of Real-time Publishing“. This event was hosted by and produced in conjunction with The New York Times (@nytimes). Brian Stelter moderated a panel which included Ann Curry, Andy Carvin, David Clinch and Josh Harris. See below for part…
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On the Ground at Social Media Week: Social Good Hosted by SapientNitro
Throughout this week we’ll be posting on the ground accounts from individuals that attended New York Social Media Week events. To participate, email a blog submission to info@socialmediaweek.org Check out the hashtags #socialgood and #smwsapient for more insight into the conversation surrounding this event. For the event description, click here and to watch the entire panel via Live Stream,…
It’s been a crazy, amazing and historical week–we saw tweets from space, wrestlers taking over panels and so much more! Now it’s time to party! Chiddy Bang is a Philly based hip-hop duo featuring 19-year old Drexel Students Chidera “Chiddy” Anamege (emcee) and Xaphoon Jones (DJ/producer). They’ll be rockin’ the beats tonight at District36! Their…
Emmy Award Winning Journalist Ann Curry (@anncurry) Against a large screen featuring live status updates from Egypt, MSNBC journalist Ann Curry and a panel of seasoned reporters discussed “The Future of Real-Time Publishing” at The New York Times Building. This was a timely topic as the world focuses on Twitter updates from citizens of Egypt…
by @Rachel Shechtman Founder | Cube Ventures : Connecting Innovative Storytellers with Brands Lucky Magazine debuted at Social Media Week NYC with a new all-day conference called “FABB” (with two b’s!), a fashion and beauty Bloggers conference. The shopping magazine’s editor-in-chief Brandon Holley welcomed a crowded room at the amazing new Apella building complex by…
Sending Out The Best Tweets on Twitter? Yea, There’s an Award for That.
Throughout this week we’ll be posting on the ground accounts from individuals that attended New York Social Media Week events. To participate, email a blog submission to info@socialmediaweek.org Note: The Nomination Process Closes Tonight at 11:59pm, click here to nominate your favorite tweep! For me, Greg Galant and the Sawhorse Media team’s talk was the highlight…
There’s only day left to meet people at Social Media Week. Spend the time tonight to use our community page or mobile AttendeeApp to track down several “must meet” contacts. Tweet them, find them, and make a meaningful connection on Friday. When you depart the conference tomorrow night, don’t feel overwhelmed by the hundreds of…
David Berkowitz, Senior Director of Emerging Media at 360i, is incredibly excited about the opportunities in the mobile social media space. He sees six types of mobile social media activities: 1) Online social networks on mobile devices 2) Sharing content via social channels 3) Location-based check-in services 4) Sharing and streaming content 5) Social gaming…
by Kathy Blake See more comments on the cross-posting on The Experimenal Gourmand Blog. #SMWFood, #SMWNYC Tuesday night at 4Food, whose goal is to introduce healthier fast food to us burger-lovers, food media folks engaged their inner tech geeks and got together for Eats+Apps as part of Social Media Week NYC. The event was sold…
Just when I think I attended the very best event during Social Media Week, I go to another and it’s even better. Today I attended Social Around the World, Hosted by Freddie Laker, Head of Digital Strategy in Asia, SapientNitro, held at the Hearst building. I also attended the “sold out” Keynote interview with Foursquare…
