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Event Trends: Getting Back to Our Roots

| Published in April 2010
But doing it the high-tech way

Event Trends: Twitter Walls

| Published in January 2010
Guardian Activate 09. A Twitter wall lets members of the audience be heard – even if they’re not in the room. Spotlight Awards Finalists represent the best in our profession

Q&A: Nine Twitter Dos and Don'ts

| Published in October 2009
Jessica Levin, head of Seven Degrees Communications and manager of communications and member services at Moore Stephens North America Inc. Ready to use Twitter for business or career development? Here are nine tips from a top event tweeter

Veteran Marketer: Why Event Pros Should be on Social Media

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Allen Weiss is a professor of marketing at the University of Southern California’s Marshall School of Business.

Should event planners pay attention to social media? To find out, we went to the experts. Here, writer Marion Renk-Rosenthal investigates what you need to know about the evolving online world. Below are the highlights of her interview with marketing expert Allen Weiss of the University of Southern California’s Marshall School of Business.

Keep America Meeting Challenge: Leverage Social Media to Prove Events’ Value

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Post a picture of your events message, either from the rally organized by your CVB or from your desk!

What can you do to support the events industry at a time of unprecedented scrutiny and economic pressure? It’s a question many event and meeting pros are asking themselves, and now, Keep America Meeting, a campaign bringing together diverse parties in support of the industry, has a simple answer: Rally. And it’s not just any rally.

Social Media and the Inauguration — the Ceremony in Tweets

| Published in February 2009
This was the most wired inauguration in history

19 Ways Event Planners Can Use Twitter

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Event pros are finding many ways to use Twitter and other social media to strengthen their businesses and careers.

How can Twitter work for event professio

We’re on Twitter... Are You?

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The events industry is just beginning to innovate what Twitter means for events. Conference '09 is part of the conversation.

The events blogosphere has been buzzing

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