Social Media Week is days away and over the course of the last several weeks you have been instrumental in creating a phenomenal program. In addition to events being hosted at each of our Five Content Hubs, this year’s program will consist of more than 160 events and include participation from over 8,000 New Yorkers, culminating to bring you the biggest Social Media Week yet!
We recognize that the sheer number of events may be overwhelming which is why we’ve compiled a list of TOP PICKS; a group of dynamic and diverse events that are still open for registration.
Check out the list below and follow the links to register to attend. You can also view the full NY Social Media Week Program here: http://socialmediaweek.org/newyork/schedule
MONDAY
“News Dissemination in a Social Finance World”, coordinated by StockTwits
Hosted at the New York Stock Exchange
The Dissemination of Entertainment News in Social Media, Hosted by THA.i
Hosted at the Entertainment, Gaming & Sports Hub at Red Bull
Integrating Text Messaging into Websites, Apps, and Other Software
Hosted at the Science and Technology Hub at Google
The Internet & Uprisings in the Arab World: Are We Already In A Post-Social Media World?, Hosted by Wired
Hosted at the Science and Technology Hub at Google
TUESDAY
Open UN: Engagement in the Age of Real-Time Hosted by United Nations Global Pulse
Hosted at the Science and Technology Hub at Google
How Art & Fashion Connect In The Social Media World: Are Fashion Photographers The Next Warhols?
Hosted at the Art & Culture Hub at Hearst
How Social Media Can Be Used to Help Build the Women’s Audience for Films, Hosted by PepsiCo
Hosted at the People & Society Hub at The Paley Center for Media
Health | Tech | Food, Sponsored by Luminary Labs
Hosted at the People & Society Hub at The Paley Center for Media
Be Part of a Social Media TV Experiment: Current TV’s “Bar Karma,” the first community-developed television series
Hosted at the Art & Culture Hub at Hearst
WEDNESDAY
Building Hyperlocal at Scale: An Interview with Patch Editor-in-Chief, Brian Farnham, Hosted by AOL
Hosted at the People & Society Hub at The Paley Center for Media
Keynote with John Winsor Followed by The Power of Collaboration and Sharing Panel
Hosted at the Business, Media & Communications Hub at JWT
Freddie Laker Head of Digital Strategy in Asia for Sapient Nitro/ “Social Media Across the Pond”
Hosted at the Art & Culture Hub at Hearst
WikiLeaks and Online Civil Disobedience, Hosted by Personal Democracy Forum
Hosted at the Art & Culture Hub at Hearst
The Rise of the Movement Entrepreneur, Hosted by Purpose
Hosted at the People & Society Hub at The Paley Center for Media
Celebrity Spokesperson in The Digital Age, Hosted by Hearst
Hosted at the Art & Culture Hub at Hearst
Valuing New Media Companies vs. Old(er) Media Companies
Hosted at the People & Society Hub at The Paley Center for Media
Mobile Technology and the New Live Music Experience, Hosted by Spin Media
Hosted at the Science and Technology Hub at Red Bull
The Social Web – Have We Arrived?, Breakfast Hosted by Meebo
Hosted at the Business, Media & Communications Hub at JWT
YouTube as the New Campfire, Hosted by YouTube
Hosted at the Business, Media & Communications Hub at JWT
THURSDAY
Creative Storytelling in the Digital Age: A Roundtable Debate with the Ad Industries Top Creative Professionals, Hosted by YouTube
Hosted at the Business, Media & Communications Hub at JWT
Keynote Presentations by Author of The Art of Immersion Frank Rose and Author of Curation Nation Steve Rosenbaum
Hosted at the Business, Media & Communications Hub at JWT
Guided by Voices…The Changing Face of Music Discovery, Hosted by Spin Media
Hosted at the Entertainment, Gaming & Sports Hub at Red Bull
FRIDAY
Open Government and The Transformation of New York City’s Digital Environment
Hosted at the People & Society Hub at The Paley Center for Media
Almost Good Enough to Eat: Food Communities and Social Media, Presented by AOL
Hosted at the Art & Culture Hub at Hearst
Keynote interview with author of Program or be Programmed, Douglas Rushkoff with Erick Schonfeld followed by a Keynote Presentation by Josh Harris, Producer of the Wired City
Hosted at the Science and Technology Hub at Google
Hot in Cleveland, Hosted by TV Land
Hosted at the Art & Culture Hub at Hearst
Nonprofits Using Social Media to Close Doors…For Good, Hosted by Scott Case of Malaria No More
Hosted at the People & Society Hub at The Paley Center for Media
Uses of Technology from a Crisis Response and Education Perspective, Hosted by Google
Hosted at the Science and Technology Hub at Google
Building Brand Advocacy Among Women Using Social Media, Followed by Closing Keynote Bonin Bough, Global Director of Digital and Social Media
Hosted at the Business, Media & Communications Hub at JWT
