The first blog for event lovers
Do we need a service like smeepe? Yes we do, and desperately! smeepe.net just launched and we are very happy about it. In the SEO invaded Google and in the tricky jungle of Social Networks finding the right vendor, venue or PR for your event is becoming increasingly tough…. Read more
A lot of fuzz is being made about if tweets should be displayed at events or not. The answer is simple, Yes! And in a fancy way. Here goes a collection of what Julius Solaris, your host, thinks are the best tools to display live tweets at events. 5. Twitter Search + Firefox +… Read more
No secret we love Slideshare. From today we love the service even more for a couple of powerful reasons. View more presentations from Adrian Mcewen. Slideshare, the popular community for presentation junkies, recently introduced few new initiatives and features which got us hooked up heavily,… Read more
Few months ago we were talking about Meetups, user generated events and about getting back networking. As part of the late venture with amiando, we sparked a series of user generated events across the world, to display the power of our online community. Obviously clever people were listening,… Read more
As anticipated the webinar for Nielsen & co. was great yesterday. Here are the slides for my presentation. If you attended and had questions, now the time to comment. View more presentations from Julius Solaris. (tags: twitter events Update: Here’s a transcript of the presentation…. Read more
Events are indeed projects or at least they should be managed as such. Here is yet another free list that will help you to be more productive. Remember to save it in your del.icio.us for future reference and to let others know through StumbleUpon. Project Management Software -… Read more
Photo by marcopako via Flickr IDG, who is organizing Macworld 2009, released v1.1 of iMacworld, a dedicated iPhone app for the expo. Do you need to start thinking about mobile apps for your next event? You should hate technology. If you work with events you should really despise it as the… Read more
Photo by tanakawho via Flickr Here is my gift for the holidays, the largest collection of tools you will find on this blog to organize your next event. I filtered almost two years of blogging, working and experimenting with events. I hope you will like it. To show your appreciation I… Read more
Busy typing at LeWeb08 Photo by dsearls via Flickr LeWeb08 was a crucial appointment for Internet startups, held in Paris few days ago. The conference was packed with obstacles, but I learned a great lesson: watching events online is a great thing. I think online and offline are seriously… Read more
Pecha Kucha Montreal 2007 Photo by JamesEverett via Flickr Pecha Kucha nights were started in 2003 by Mark Dytham and Astrid Klein in Tokyo. The nights are aimed at young designers, the format teaches a lot to all of us engaged with boring presentations. Pecha Kucha means chit-chat. Back… Read more
