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There are countless useful blog posts out there on how to network at conferences if you're timid, how to best enjoy this week's BlogHer conference, how (not) to approach a blogger about a business partnership, and even what to do after a conference.
What would happen if every internet meme got squished into one room? Would all your base belong to our gem sweater? I think they are about to find out in April with ROFLcon! Just look at the guestlist: The Brothers Chaps from Homestarrunner, Dr. McNinja, and I Can Has Cheezburger, among others. And get this: it's at Harvard. Awesome.

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“It is the next media solution and everybody needs to be a part of it,” says Gina MacCauley when discussing the importance of online accessibility. MacCauley is the organizer of the first annual Blogging While Brown: The International Conference for Bloggers of Color which will commence on July 25-27, 2008 in Atlanta, Georgia.
This week I took at look at unconferences in Latin America, wondering if women were participating. BarCamp Buenos Aires will be happening next weekend, September 29; Soledad Chianese, one of the organizers and a blogger for web hosting company Elserver.com, is blogging about it.
Long before there was a LinkedIn, FaceBook, You Should Meet, WorkitMom,
Hi everyone!
I'm deviating from my normal Monday posting schedule because I have something to say about BlogHer. I'm here, and I can't wait to go see everyone, but I know the blogosphere is abuzz with who's here and who's not, and I want to pause briefly in my excitement to say IT DOESN'T MATTER.