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10 June 2008 Comments Off

White Label Social Networks Panel

Frank Gruber hosts panel. Eric Altermann of Kickapps, Michael Jones of Userplane (AOL) represented, Kerri Evans of Mixx.
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Written by Aaron Brazell on June 10, 2008

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10 June 2008 Comments Off

Where Social Gets to Business – Panel at GSP East 2008

How does traditional advertiging work on social networks? What products and techniques are required to develop a viral marketing campaign? Find out how to use social networks, social advertising, and social applications to reach hundreds of millions of today’s online users.

10 June 2008 Comments Off

Facebook Business & Marketing Solutions – Kent Schoen, Facebook

This session will present an overview of Facebook advertising and marketing solutions, including the Facebook Social Ads system and the Facebook application platform.

10 June 2008 Comments Off

Graphing Social Patterns – LinkedIn Keynote – Adam Nash

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9 June 2008 Comments Off

Day 1: Graphing Social Patterns

I’m sitting here at the Hyatt in Crystal City, Virginia. Planes fly in low overhead to touchdown on the runway at Reagan National Airport a mile away. It is hot, muggy and trains are derailing not far from here. Generally, it’s the kind of day that sets folks on edge.
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8 June 2008 Comments Off

Live Coverage of Graphing Social Patterns East

GSP is an interesting conference to be had here in Washington, but it goes to the nature of a very rich (and somewhat untapped) community of social app developers here in the area. Refresh DC is one of the largest of the Refresh Movement cities, but because of the disjointed nature of the different DC communities, a lot of us in the “social media” community don’t necessarily see those in the developer community.