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Tag: 'Dialogs'

The following posts have the tag 'Dialogs' assigned to them.

• Viral: Quality or Quantity?

  Posted by admin on February 22, 2008

  It’s time for viral to come of age. At this Dialogue we attempt to address the key questions that challenge the industry and cut-through some of the hyperbole in search of some clarity. The event has been posted on the BIMA Web site for over a week and ticket sales are going very well.
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• New compelling networking events

  Posted by admin on May 15, 2007

  2007 is the year for startups, networking, collaboration and of course BIMA to raise its voice to help deliver new and exciting benefits which are exclusive to members.
  I should know about the networking side of things, I’m a networking slut of late – as seen on Channel 4 news recently. So, I’d like to ensure
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• BIMA Dialogue: Igniting buzz with social media relations and online PR

  Posted by admin on May 10, 2007

  Date: 23rd May 2007
  Time: 17:45pm – 21:00pm
  Price: £34 + vat (£39.95) [Buy]
  Member Price: £20 + vat (£23.50) [Buy]
  Venue: LBi offices, 1 Naoroji Street, London
  Address: LBi offices, 1 Naoroji Street, London WC1X 0JD
  Chair
  Mat Morrison, Director at RMM
  Speakers
  Mark Rogers, CEO at Market Sentinel
  Dan Light, Head of Interactive at Picture Production Company
  Katy Howell. Managing Director at immediate future
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• London Councils using the Web to engage with the public

  Posted by admin on March 29, 2007

  I’m probably a little late in writing this post but what the hell, better late than never. I’ve been invited to give a presentation to a room packed with heads of local councils in London. No, I don’t mean heads without bodies.
  The subject matter is ‘how to better engage with the public through the Web’.
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• UK Startups vs the US Upstarts

  Posted by admin on March 27, 2007

  There’s a buzz around the European startup community at present. Well, actually, most of it seems to be happening in London, where the passion and enthusiasm is most apparent and collaboration is easier to attain. That’s probably because it’s a big city with lots of people and all speaking the same language with no water
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