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Attendee Perceptions of Private Event Social Networking Platforms: Let’s Get This Party Started!

Posted on July 10th, 2009 by Michelle

A posting by David Berkowitz on the Social Media Insider blog caught my attention. It contains some interesting suggestions and observations from a conference attendee and meetings industry outsider. I especially like his suggestions about putting speakers’ twitter handles on the screen while they present and treating bloggers like press (selfish I know). However, I was a [...]

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