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The schedule for Gnomedex never seems to fully form until the weeks leading up to the actual event. Why? Well, just because. I guess we always hope for the best - and the best is usually what comes, thanks to rabid participation from our interactive conference marketing group. If you ever have a chance to hire them, they’re the best PR firm on the planet. They don’t distribute press releases for us, however. No…
…our marketing firm is our audience, which is largely comprised of the blogosphere.
Much like last year, we haven’t issued a single press pass (so you can ask for one, but we’re not very likely to oblige). We’re on the cusp of selling out seats in the main hall again, and already the demand for more room is being heard - my inbox fills up with 10 messages after I respond to 5. Indeed, this is a wonderful time - and I cherish every moment of it. Not sure I would care to do a conference any other way, quite honestly.
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November 30th, 1999
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November 30th, 1999
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I guess we always hope for the best - and the best is usually what comes, thanks to rabid participation from our interactive conference marketing group. If you ever have a chance to hire them, they’re the best PR firm on the planet. … Source: Chris
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Why I love Gnomedex… « Scobleizer
July 16th, 2007
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[...] 1) Every attendee uses a laptop computer during the event. It still is one of the few events where I’ve seen that happen. 2) No press passes. 3) I haven’t been asked to speak since 2001. Heh. Not quite true, cause I was on a Gillmor Gang panel last year, but I don’t count that as speaking. 4) It’s geeky, but not developer geeky. User geeky. 5) It’s not over your head or over your pay grade like TED or PopTech. 6) It’s in Seattle in one of their two sunny months. 7) Ponzi. Ponzi. Ponzi. [...]
Randy Stewart
July 16th, 2007
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Can’t wait for the event, Chris. Last year’s Gnomedex was my first and it was one of the best web related events I’d ever gone to. AND, I was in the cove….
Cheers,
Randy
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July 17th, 2007
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[...] 1) Every attendee uses a laptop computer during the event. It still is one of the few events where I?ve seen that happen.2) No press passes.3) I haven?t been asked to speak since 2001. Heh. Not quite true, cause I was on a Gillmor Gang panel last year, but I don?t count that as speaking.4) It?s geeky, but not developer geeky. User geeky.5) It?s not over your head or over your pay grade like TED or PopTech.6) It?s in Seattle in one of their two sunny months.7) Ponzi. Ponzi. Ponzi. Source: Why I love Gnomedex? ? Scobleizer [...]
Rich Montoya
July 18th, 2007
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Just dropping a comment regarding this page. I think it is pretty cool. But I am used to seeing the simple list that I expected, that is your picks. Love your dual monitors and I could almost taste the tun melt!
You’re looking good!
Rich