How to embed twitter in your event

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Photo by: luc legay
The latest posts have talked extensively on how it is increasingly important to integrate twitter in events. This post answers the whys and hows.
I was recently at ad:tech London and complained on how they did not integrate twitter during the event, although a lot of people attending the event were twitting about [...]

Harvest Twestival, definitely impressed

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Harvest Twestival was held on the 25th of September for the joy of 220 Twitter people. Here is a short review of the event.
Planning
You could definitely tell that the event was mostly planned via Twitter. I remember logging in on the official website 10 days before the event and there was only two sponsors [...]

Google at tradeshows, this is what I am talking about!

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ad:tech London was not a great experience. One of the few things that worked for me was discovering Google exhibition space and merchandise. Completely spot on. Loved it.
Why did I love it? Let’s see.

Make sure everyone can make it with GatherGrid

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Setting the time for an event can be a bit of an hassle. Coordinating the needs of everyone involved is a tedious job and there are not many tools to help.
Gathergrid helps in polling the best time in an elegant fashion.
How does it work?

Needless to say that once you have found out your time amiando [...]

The credit crunch of events

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Photo by: Kyle May
The current crisis hitting the financial markets has impacted events. The trend of user generated events is going to shock our market even more.
I already talked about making your event web 2.0 compliant. This is just a part of what needs to be done. There are definitely other trends you need [...]