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Jan 10, '07 2:33 PM
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Start:	Jan 15, '07
Location:	Miami Beach Convention Center, Miami, Fl

Peter will be speaking at this event, which will feature

highly qualified experts in the internet industry [speaking] about all forms of management, technology, marketing and traditional marketing/advertising for the social networking industry at this event. The presentations will be focused on topics concerning better management of a community web site, improving profitability, increasing traffic and improving conversion rates. Each presenter will be both objective and neutral.

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talarik12 wrote on Nov 16, '07

Social Networking Conference 2008 will be taking place January 31 - February 1, 2008. Once again highly qualified experts in the social networking industry will be speaking.

To name a few: Andrew Greenhalgh from INTEL, Gary Hall from PRINGO, Mike Walsh from Leverage Software, Kevin Lawver of AOL, Jia Shen of ROCK YOU, and Monte Cahn of MONIKER are just a few speaking. Please visit http://www.socialnetworkingconference.com/speakers-miami-2008.php for the complete list...

Social Networking Conference 2008 Miami is expected to be the largest convention ever attended by executives from the internet community industry. Topics covered include: global business strategies for social networking, mobile, revenue models, social media marketing, venture capital for social networking and online personals, new technologies, partnerships, legal issues and payments.

Register before NOVEMBER 30th for a $220 discount!

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