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Engaging The Queer Community
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Organizer:
Trish Bendix
, MTV/AfterEllen.com
Description:
A discussion on maintaining successful and active blogs and social networking sites that are geared toward the LGBT community and its niches.
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How do you reach new readers?
How do you utlize social networking to reach the LGBT audience?
What can web series and video blogs do for your site?
What's the best way to balance entertainment-focused content with relevant LGBT news stories and political issues?
How do you avoid getting your site blocked because of its gay/lesbian content?
How can you manage to address several generations that are all part of the same community?
How do you build an online community without becoming a social network rather than a journalism-based site?
What is the responsibility of LGBT blogs/websites/online communities?
How should the online world of the LGBT community deal with issues on "outing"?
How can LGBT sites with specific niches manage to not offend the other parts of the community (i.e. lesbian sites covering transgender issues, etc.)
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Community / Online Community, Online Relationships, Online Video, Social Networking, User Generated Content
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Interactive 2010
Deb Rogers
on 17/8/09
Yes! Very important, marginalized topic, great presenter.
Derrick Jefferson
on 19/8/09
Am always down to talk with others about digital LBGT issues. I'd be there.
Jiz Lee
on 20/8/09
Great questions. A must-have panel at SXSW.
Viviane Lee
on 29/8/09
Great topic. You got my vote
Blu-ray Video Converter
on 21/11/09
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