Olympic Lessons from Social Media Club Vancouver
10 Mar 2010 2 Comments
in Blogging, Canada, Olympics, Vancouver, geek, media, news, social media, technology
You’re hereby invited to the inaugural meeting of the Social Media Club of Vancouver. Gurus, Rockstars, Fanboys, Bloggers, Twitter addicts, and those who are wondering what all the social media fuss is about are all welcome.
Lessons of the Olympics: what social media taught us
Who: The Social Media Club of Vancouver in partnership with the Vancouver Blogger’s Meetup
What: Olympic Lessons: a panel discussion of social and antisocial media lessons from the Olympics
When: 7pm Thursday, March 18th
Where: BOB Coworking Space, 163 East Pender Street, ground floor
Why: To review expectations vs outcomes in the context of social and traditional media coverage of a large, high-profile, complex, and geographically dispersed event.
Everyone, from beginners to bystanders, gurus to rockstars, is welcome. Our panel includes participants from mainstream media as well as social media, flashmobbers, bloggers, photographers, columnists, analysts, and corporate PRistes. Stand by for more details; we’ll have the full story as it develops!
Mar 10, 2010 @ 11:03:02
Sounds interesting. I wish getting to Vancouver didn’t involve taking a damn boat.
Mar 13, 2010 @ 02:28:32
It’s only ONE boat.