October 25, 2007Jaffe Juice #95 - Deliver Magazine and Going Green, DMA, Geek Dinner and Rushbum the Charts |
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3m - A recap of my DMA workshops on blogging, podcasting and virtual worlds, plus some very cool demonstrations of social IMmediaCY and activation
6m45 - Our Geek dinner in Chicago, including an audio recap from Kevin Behringer
13m45 - Introducing the first conversation starter in a 12-strong series, brought to you by Deliver Magazine. In this vignette: going green and corporate leadership in socially conscious endeavors
27m45 - A recap of Bumrush the Amazon.com charts for Join the Conversation, including an apology to Mark Yoshimoto Nemcoff and Michael Yusi, the originators and 3 conversations with Tim Coyne, Evan Keller and Len Edgerly.
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- Join the Conversation Facebook Group
- JTC BRTC Facebook Event Page
- Jaffe Juice post chronicling the progress of the initiative
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I know this is a bit dated now, but I wanted to respond to this question of "What is an event" and how odd/interesting it is that we can have digital events.
Maybe this is the result of being a "digital native" who grew up spending all my free time online, but the idea of a digital event does not even remotely strike me as odd. Attending quite clearly, in this case, meant planning on purchasing the book on Bumrush day. Not attending meant you wouldn't.
Am I an anomaly here? It just seems straight forward to me.
Posted by: Mario Parisé
