We’ve had a number of requests for video clips of Scott’s session at Social Media Week. Big thanks to @karimkanji for recording and uploading (our apologies for the low-light!).
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Refresh Events encourages collaborative partnerships, fosters education at all skill levels and creates networking opportunities within Toronto's digital media industry.
We’ve had a number of requests for video clips of Scott’s session at Social Media Week. Big thanks to @karimkanji for recording and uploading (our apologies for the low-light!).
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Welcome to another edition of the Weekly Community Events Guide for the week of Jan 25th to January 29th, 2010. Each and every Monday, we list upcoming events in the web, technology, marketing, social media, public relations and communications space in Toronto and bring them to you. Event details are provided by the simply awesome YouSayYeah Calendar and Eventbrite. Don’t see your event listed here? Get in touch with your event details.
There’s alot going on this week, so let’s jump into it!
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A few weeks prior, I published a summary of DigitalMediaCamp, along with details about a few sessions I led discussing the lack of data surrounding Toronto’s Digital Media sector.
Since then, a conversation has been convened at a high level with various organizations in Toronto and the GTA, and our next steps have been determined.
While this announcement is being posted to the Refresh Events blog, note that this is not a Refresh Events-led initiative; it is one of a personal interest outside of the realm of our mandate.
With this in mind, I am now prepared to open the conversation to the digital media community in Toronto (and beyond).
The question we are asking is:
As digital media workers, who are we? How can we work together to learn more about our industry?
I’d like to personally invite you to our Google Group to help us chart the direction for this initiative over the coming months. If you have an interest in the future of our digital media industry, are employed in said industry in some capacity (production, management, etc), are interested in data and research, or have ideas on how to create partnerships and secure funding for such an initiative, we would love to hear your thoughts on how we can begin the process of determining the size and scope of our industry.
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Welcome to another edition of the Weekly Community Events Guide for the week of Jan 18th to January 22nd, 2010. Each and every Monday, we list upcoming events in the web, technology, marketing, social media, public relations and communications space in Toronto and bring them to you. Event details are provided by the simply awesome YouSayYeah Calendar and Eventbrite. Don’t see your event listed here? Get in touch with your event details.
There’s alot going on this week, so let’s jump into it!
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I’ll be the first one to admit it: I’m a bit of a Foursquare junkie. When I discovered the “Foursquare for Business” page on their website, I started to think about how we could integrate their platform into our monthly gatherings. From what I’ve seen so far, Foursquare is an excellent promotional engine for contests, giveaways, customer loyalty programs and other customer acquisition and retention initiatives.
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