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	Yes No	Advanced Brand Monitoring: Let the Haters Hate Carie Lewis, The Humane Society of the United States this panel will get into the whys and hows to monitor your brand in a social world. you'll hear case... READ MORE this panel will get into the whys and hows to monitor your brand in a social world. you'll hear case studies of social media disasters and how they could have been prevented, as well as how brands have dealt with potential PR nightmares. Twitterstorm, anyone? Branding / Marketing / Publicity, New Technology / Next Generation, Non-Profits, Online Relationships, Social Networking
	Yes No	Generation Y and the Future of Nonprofit Communications Sarah Davies, ACLU of Washington Generation Y engages more frequently and deeply with nonprofits than any previous generation. Bleedi... READ MORE Generation Y engages more frequently and deeply with nonprofits than any previous generation. Bleeding edge technology has allowed for nonprofits to reach millions of people with nonexistent budgets. This panel will go over success stories from nonprofit organizations and professionals. Learn the secrets of social media, interactive technology, and grassroots support. Case Study, New Technology / Next Generation, Non-Profits, Social Networking, User Experience
	Yes No	Twitter: Canary in the Social Technology Coal Mine Dan Larsen, Qualcomm Why is it so difficult to get social technologies implemented in the enterprise? Identify a “canar... READ MORE Why is it so difficult to get social technologies implemented in the enterprise? Identify a “canary”: a small, low risk initiative to test the air and force conversations. Microblogging was our canary that found executive level support and represented a win for the bird and for the entire flock. Community / Online Community, Social Networking
	Yes No	Can You Copyright a Tweet? Fred Benenson, Creative Commons What happens if someone sells your tweet on a t-shirt? Or when CNN puts it on their 24 hours news ne... READ MORE What happens if someone sells your tweet on a t-shirt? Or when CNN puts it on their 24 hours news network? These question may initially appear ridiculous, but when authors are penning entire books through their microblogs these are becoming increasingly difficult to ignore. Join us for a mostly serious look at the implications raised by reuse, syndication and commercial exploitation of microcontent. Community / Online Community, Licensing / Fair Use / Copyright, Social Issues, Social Networking, User Generated Content
	Yes No	Life After Wii Fit: Geeks on Fitness Wesley Hodgson, Unspace You've beaten Wii Fit... what's next? This panel will explain how we, a bunch of cyclist/runner/tria... READ MORE You've beaten Wii Fit... what's next? This panel will explain how we, a bunch of cyclist/runner/triathlete/fitness-oriented geeks, approach staying active and having fun. Tips on how to track progress, compete with friends/contacts, stay motivated and find like-minded folks. For (m)athletes of all levels! Geolocation, Green / Environmental, Self-Help / Self-Improvement, Social Networking, Sports 2.0
	Yes No	Starving for Help: Social Networks & Eating Disorders Judy Tsuei, OneRecovery Eating disorders are now the deadliest mental illness. Can social networks provide the support and t... READ MORE Eating disorders are now the deadliest mental illness. Can social networks provide the support and treatment necessary to help save lives? This panel will look at eating disorders and the unique needs of this population. We will explore the solutions and the pitfalls of online networks in battling this disease. Community / Online Community, New Technology / Next Generation, Self-Help / Self-Improvement, Social Issues, Social Networking
	Yes No	Growing Social: Using Social Platforms to Grow-Fast Hooman Radfar, Clearspring Technologies Initially with widgets, companies built massive audiences and drove traffic via syndication. Now th... READ MORE Initially with widgets, companies built massive audiences and drove traffic via syndication. Now there are more ways than ever to go social. People share everything, to and from everywhere. How do you get your widget, app, video, or thingamabob into the feeds and super-charge growth beyond SEO/SEM? Branding / Marketing / Publicity, Business / Entrepreneurial / Monetization, Digital Distribution, Social Networking, Web Apps / Widgets
	Yes No	Memoirs of a CLO (Chief Listening Officer) Michael Wilson, Schedulicity Guaranteed, one of the coolest new jobs of 2009 is that of "Professional Conversationalist"... you g... READ MORE Guaranteed, one of the coolest new jobs of 2009 is that of "Professional Conversationalist"... you get paid to converse, all day every day... for a major brand or a start-up. In this panel, the masters share secrets to the job, subtle techniques, tricks, best and worst of examples in glorific detail. Social Networking
	Yes No	Online/Offline Networking in the Social Media Age Aruni Gunasegaram, entrepreMusings In order to be successful, you need to network online and offline. People are overlooking effective... READ MORE In order to be successful, you need to network online and offline. People are overlooking effective offline ways to interact and missing great opportunities to meet people they can help or who can help them in their career, friendship and business goals. Learn to leverage online connections to create strong offline connections. Branding / Marketing / Publicity, Business / Entrepreneurial / Monetization, Career / Work Concerns, Community / Online Community, Social Networking
	Yes No	Where 2.0 Has Not Yet Gone Justin Oberman, The Oberman Companies This panel will explore a few industries that appear to remain impervious to social, Google-age, we... READ MORE This panel will explore a few industries that appear to remain impervious to social, Google-age, web-2.0, VRM goodness; either because we are bound to hate them or because they are just to old school to be cool. The panel will mix up straight up insurance, law and financial luminaries with web 2.0 luminaries to see if these industries have any chance or way to make the 2.0 plunge. Social Networking
	Yes No	The Adult Industry and Social Networking Jay Kopita, YNOT.com It's often been said that adult continues to drive the tech industry and not the other way around bu... READ MORE It's often been said that adult continues to drive the tech industry and not the other way around but either is debatable. Now with Social Networking dominating the Internet it seems more than ever that adult themed companies and individuals are reaching out and across what used to be impenetrable boundaries. Could social networking finally bridge the gap between adult and mainstream? Blogging, Community / Online Community, Online Relationships, Social Networking
	Yes No	How to Fall in Love With Your Social Network Again Nathan Wright, Lava Row, Inc. We truly have love/hate relationships with our social networks. We complain when spam activity incre... READ MORE We truly have love/hate relationships with our social networks. We complain when spam activity increases on Twitter, even though it's an opt-in/opt-out/block culture. We moan about our friend streams getting out of control, but we don't set ground rules for who we follow in the first place. Facebook offers some of the most robust privacy features, yet most users don't even know they exist or how to implement them. This panel will help you fall in love with your social network again. Online Relationships, Social Networking
	Yes No	From Attention Whore to Social Media Genius Rachel Haywire, machineKUNT Records The evolution of social networking sites has become a major factor in the way we operate our every d... READ MORE The evolution of social networking sites has become a major factor in the way we operate our every day lives. During the days of LiveJournal the people with the most followers were considered "attention whores" and viewed with mockery and derision. Now the people with the most followers on Twitter are viewed as social media guru's. How and why has this change taken place? What can we expect for the future? Content, New Technology / Next Generation, Social Networking, User Generated Content
	Yes No	Social Search: A Little Help From My Friends Brynn Evans, UC San Diego We've got social networks and we've got search engines, but is social search merely the combination ... READ MORE We've got social networks and we've got search engines, but is social search merely the combination of the two? Learn what social search is and what it isn’t, who's working on it and getting it right, and hear expert perspectives on making search and discovery more relevant to users. Community / Online Community, Search, Social Issues, Social Networking, User Generated Content
	Yes No	The “F” Word: Are Forums Still Relevant? Sanjay Sabnani, CrowdGather, Inc. Pre-dating the Internet, forums are often considered the Wild West of the Web. These engaged communi... READ MORE Pre-dating the Internet, forums are often considered the Wild West of the Web. These engaged communities pre-date Web 1.0 much less Web 2.0, yet the real-time interaction they provide persists till today. But in the age of Facebook and Twitter, are forums still relevant? This session will explore how forums, message boards and online communities can be capitalized on in the new media landscape. Advertising, Community / Online Community, Social Networking, User Generated Content
	Yes No	Networking at a Multi-Day Conference Thom Singer, author / speaker One of the main reasons that people attend a multi-day conference is for the "networking opportuniti... READ MORE One of the main reasons that people attend a multi-day conference is for the "networking opportunities". However, once there they fail to make meaningful connections that will lead to ongoing relationship and future opportunities. This presentation delivers usable tips and actionable advice that will help people get them most out of their interactions with other attendees. Branding / Marketing / Publicity, Business / Entrepreneurial / Monetization, Self-Help / Self-Improvement, Social Networking
	Yes No	Making Life Playable Through Data: Social Games and Playing Outside Toby Barnes, Mudlark Toby Barnes from Mudlark looks at the future of social games, the development of massively multiplay... READ MORE Toby Barnes from Mudlark looks at the future of social games, the development of massively multiplayer mobile games, and calls for developers to look beyond the screens we own now and aim for the street as our new platform. Chromaroma is the worlds first social game to use the city as its playground and your Oyster Card journeys as its currency. Content, Design Thinking, Mobile Applications, Social Networking, Video Games
	Yes No	Advocacy and Online Social Networking; Win or Fail? Kathleen Mulloy, UNICEF Are social networking sites effective tools for advocacy? Is a Facebook petition a great way to attr... READ MORE Are social networking sites effective tools for advocacy? Is a Facebook petition a great way to attract a large audience to a cause, or a time-waster inhibiting meaningful engagement? This panel looks at how successful advocacy is within online communities, and how such efforts will develop in the future. Community / Online Community, International, Mobile Applications, Social Issues, Social Networking
	Yes No	Scraping the Social Web Philip (flip) Kromer, infochimps.org Call-and-response APIs give a dimestore telescope's view of the social web, but you need a detailed ... READ MORE Call-and-response APIs give a dimestore telescope's view of the social web, but you need a detailed global perspective to see how ideas flow and communities grow. We'll show how to build your own Hubble: the practicalities of scraping and storing terabytes, exploring its structure, and visualizing the results. Back-End Programming / Databases, Information Architecture, Social Networking
	Yes No	Turing Virtual Currency into Financial Reality Michael Trigg, hi5 As online content increases, web sites are looking to monetize traffic through ads and direct user p... READ MORE As online content increases, web sites are looking to monetize traffic through ads and direct user payments. Virtual currencies are key to this burgeoning global marketplace of virtual goods, games, and other online services. This panel will discuss the reality and future of virtual currencies, highlight successes and opportunities available. Business / Entrepreneurial / Monetization, Community / Online Community, Economic Concerns, Social Networking
	Yes No	Are Big Brands Ready For Micro-Conversations? Jackie Peters, Heavybag Media Campaigns are typically top-down, one-directional, one-to-many crusades designed by the originating ... READ MORE Campaigns are typically top-down, one-directional, one-to-many crusades designed by the originating party to convince an "audience" that their brand is the best thing since sliced toast. Big brands need to let go of the campaign mentality and learn how to have micro-conversations. Advertising, Branding / Marketing / Publicity, Community / Online Community, Social Networking
	Yes No	Save the Planet, One Tweet at a Time Jared Lamenzo, Mediated Spaces, Inc. Science has relied on amateur contributions for centuries (think Ben Franklin). Since the 1800s, pe... READ MORE Science has relied on amateur contributions for centuries (think Ben Franklin). Since the 1800s, people have been counting, rather than shooting, birds in an effort to conserve them for future generations. Twitter, the iPhone, and other technologies give citizens new power to respond to environmental challenges, and bring about change. Education, Geolocation, Green / Environmental, Mobile Applications, Social Networking
	Yes No	Making Money with Application$ Justin Osofsky, Facebook There's an on-going debate about how to monetize on social networks. How can you build a sustainable... READ MORE There's an on-going debate about how to monetize on social networks. How can you build a sustainable and profitable business? This discussion will examine some of the best practices for making money on the Web through social networking. Advertising, Business / Entrepreneurial / Monetization, Economic Concerns, Social Networking, Web Apps / Widgets
	Yes No	Using These Things Called Computers to Overhaul Universities Kelly Sutton, HackCollege The cost of attending a university has become prohibitively expensive with tuition rates outpacing i... READ MORE The cost of attending a university has become prohibitively expensive with tuition rates outpacing inflation sevenfold, yet the bachelor’s degree continues to mean less and less. How has the American university become so expensive and so ineffective? How is social and distributed technology the answer? Community / Online Community, Education, Open Source, Social Issues, Social Networking
	Yes No	Successful Networking for Introverts, Rebels and Misfits Jan Triplett, Ph.D., Business Success Center Don't change you; change how you network. Make sure you have a realistic strategy that plays to your... READ MORE Don't change you; change how you network. Make sure you have a realistic strategy that plays to your strengths and then act on it. This interactive session will help you identify your special strategy and give you the confidence to network successfully in the real world and online. Branding / Marketing / Publicity, Business / Entrepreneurial / Monetization, Community / Online Community, Self-Help / Self-Improvement, Social Networking
	Yes No	Teens, Tweens and Tech: Keeping up With the Jonases Alex Morrison, AgencyNet With a portfolio chock full of digital campaigns geared towards teens and tweens, we’ve learned a ... READ MORE With a portfolio chock full of digital campaigns geared towards teens and tweens, we’ve learned a thing or two about reaching this target audience online. Millennials will soon define your strategic marketing plans, if they haven’t already as future decision makers and purchasers. They expect, prefer and embrace Digital like no other generation has before. Advertising, Branding / Marketing / Publicity, Social Networking
	Yes No	Online Presence: Asset of the Future Leslie Poston, Uptown Uncorked / Avaya In the near future, your online social presence will become a must-have asset, a life-long living re... READ MORE In the near future, your online social presence will become a must-have asset, a life-long living resume that will determine your success in relationships, careers, education and more. It will break down barriers and create unheard of opportunities - if you leverage it well. This panel is based on our upcoming book: "Online Presence: Asset Of The Future" and will involve statistics, case studies, methodologies and a lively Q&A component. Case Study, New Technology / Next Generation, Online Relationships, Other / Out There, Social Networking
	Yes No	Using Social Media To Travel the Country With No Money Amy Bugbee, Shane & Amy Bugbee How to Survive on the Road with No Money The Modern Survival Of The Fittest - Social Media Shane... READ MORE How to Survive on the Road with No Money The Modern Survival Of The Fittest - Social Media Shane and Amy Bugbee spent a year on the road documenting America and traveling across the country, using social networking tools to find work, shelter, and a myriad of Americans who spoke candidly about what they see as the future of our nation. A multimedia presentation of video, live presentation, and Q & A. New Technology / Next Generation, Online Video, Other / Out There, Social Issues, Social Networking
	Yes No	Imminent Fusion of Intelligent Mobile Devices & Entertainment Content – Another Technology Challenge for Hollywood Rebecca Allen, Nokia The intersection of mobile devices and entertainment goes beyond the ingestion of audio and video, a... READ MORE The intersection of mobile devices and entertainment goes beyond the ingestion of audio and video, and potential DRM challenges. This panel will explore how mobile devices have the self-awareness, connectivity and horse power to determine where you are, your activity and what content relates to you and how it’s presented. Branding / Marketing / Publicity, Content, Mobile / Wireless, Social Networking
	Yes No	Hitting Bombs: Better Social Business Through Sports Metaphors Tim Walker, Hoover's, Inc. Teamwork. Preparation. Execution. Sports abounds with lessons for today's socially enabled business.... READ MORE Teamwork. Preparation. Execution. Sports abounds with lessons for today's socially enabled business. This panel's Murderer's Row of sports fans/social media pros will make you laugh, make you think, and give you fresh perspective on how sports metaphors can elevate social media practice for you and your company. Branding / Marketing / Publicity, Business / Entrepreneurial / Monetization, Content, Social Networking, Sports 2.0

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