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Facebook is going to be rolling out some design changes to help scale with the increased volume of people and applications available. Should be interesting to see the extent of what they do.
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These are the events I will be speaking at in the coming months. If you'd like to talk to me about speaking, click here.
Kent State Univeristy - You Too Social Media Bootcamp
March 7, 2008
The leadership summit is part of "YouToo: Social Media Boot Camp and Leadership Summit," a two-part conference sponsored by the Akron-Area Chapter of Public Relations Society of America, Kent State and BurrellesLuce.
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The Future of Advertising: MCAD+MIMA
March 17, 2008
Inside the Actors Studio meets marketing. Tim Brunelle will interview me as part of his Minneapolis College of Art and Design class in conjunction with the Minnesota Interactive Marketing Association.
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Virtual Worlds Conference 2008
April 3-4, 2008
I will be attending the Virtual Worlds conference in NYC. Looking forward to hearing Greg Verdino speak in person instead of in world.
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Blogger Social 08'
April 4-6
Attending Blogger Social 08' in NYC with some of teh biggest names in the blogosphere.
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Zuckerberg should have sold it when he had the chance. The apps made his service look cheesy and essentially become cumbersome.
Why do you think Twitter is so popular? Its simple and useful. Simplicity works!
Facebook used to be insanely useful, I found it an amazing tool in college to connect with people and communicate. Now I dread logging in because of how cumbersome and slow it is.
Posted by:Adam Singer | Friday, May 16, 2008 at 10:52 AM
Adam -- I definitely feel the same way you do when I go to log in. Very slow and getting more and more cluttered every day. We'll see how this helps.
Posted by:Matt Dickman | Sunday, May 18, 2008 at 01:58 PM