30. October 2009

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Twitter for Families

As technologies continue to make it easier to connect with friends and family online, families are turning more and more often to the distribution communication platform that Twitter and Facebook Status Updates provide. Combining Twitter with other social applications (like Facebook) serves to strengthen and magnify the communication capabilities of families on the Internet to an even greater degree.

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22. October 2009

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Games Go Social: Discussion Recap

The ubiquity of pink cows: How Facebook and iPhone are changing the way we play.
Just as the Internet has transformed how we watch movies, read books, and listen to music, social media, led by Facebook and iPhone, are changing the way we play games. How has the gaming industry responded to our new recreational [...]

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19. October 2009

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Games Go Social / Real Player SP Panel 10/20

Games Go Social / Real Player SP Panel 10/20

Register HERE for FREE:   http://smcla-gaming.eventbrite.com/
Location UPDATED:
Rubicon Project 7:00pm – 9:30pm
1925 Bundy Ave
Los Angeles CA 90025
Moderator:
Mike Prasad of Girl Gamer
http://www.girlgamer.com/
Panelists:
Quin Banks, CEO of Tarver Games
http://www.tarvergames.com/
Aaron Kaufman, Community Manager / Associate Producer, EA Games
http://www.commandandconquer.com/ a
Josh Hartwell, CEO, GoSub60 Games
http://www.mobiledeluxe.com/
Ian Swanson, Co-founder and CEO of Sometrics
http://sometrics.com
With all of the major console and PC video game [...]

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13. October 2009

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Social Media and Gaming – Blog Links

As a ramp-up for the next week’s SMC-LA meeting on social media and gaming, here are a few recent blog posts on the topic to get attendees ‘in the mood’ for the panel discussion.
The Social Media-Gaming Connection by Mark Walsh
What are the hottest business trends in social media? Gaming and virtual payments are among the [...]

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25. September 2009

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Member Spotlight: Serena Ehrlich

Member Spotlight:  Serena Ehrlich

The Social Media Club, Los Angeles is excited to announce that one of our founding members and current volunteer, Serena Ehrlich, has been asked to join the Advisory Board for the Marketing and Advertising programs. The Certificate in Marketing consists of four track concentrations focused on marketing management, sales and marketing account management, marketing communications, and a “roll your own” (*hint* *socialmedia* *hint*) track. We are very pleased to know that Serena will be aiding students to develop their analytical, critical, and creative thinking skills in the realm of Social Media knowledge.

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22. September 2009

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Tonight’s Panel on Sports & Social Media

Tonight’s Panel on Sports & Social Media

Social Media Club of Los Angeles (SMCLA)

7:00pm – 9:00pm @ Blankspaces (www.blankspaces.com)
With the World Series approaching and the NFL season kicking off, we’re at a perfect point to discuss sports in social media. Recent flare ups with NFL policymakers and ESPN’s recent missteps on social media policy have really put social media in the sports [...]

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15. September 2009

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Yogi Berra on Social Media

As a warmup to next week’s meeting on Sports and Social Media, I thought a few reflections from one of the greatest baseball players of all time would be appropriate.
Last week, I started reading a book called “Yogi Berra: Eternal Yankee” and am amazed by how much I have learned about Yogi so far.  I [...]

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7. September 2009

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9/22 Sports and Social Media Panel – First Panelists Announced…

We’re very pleased to announce our first two panelists for the 9/22 Sports and Social Media event.

K.P. Anderson (@ikpanderson)
Bio: Executive Producer of E! Television’s “The Soup” and the spinoff “Sports Soup” on Versus.

Sweet! A sports mind with some humor mixed in. We’re liking this one. More to come this week as [...]

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1. September 2009

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Sports and Social Media – The_REAL_SHAQ Effect

How does Social Media change the way athletes, fans, leagues, teams, broadcasters and sponsors interact?
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Join SMCLA (http://www.socialmediaclub.la) Tuesday September 22nd, 2009 at 7pm-9:30pm at Blankspaces (LA)(http://www.blankspaces.com)  to discuss the following topics:

How does social media change the way we experience sports?
What are some examples of [...]

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16. July 2009

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Citizen Journalism Panel Recap

The citizen journalists of SMCLA met face to face with a panel of professional journalists this week at the Mahalo offices in Santa Monica to discuss “Citizen Journalism: How Social Media Effects How We Report and Consume News“.
Techzulu’s Video Stream Archive

On Citizen Journalism
David: Citizen journalism has lots of future potential. Big skills needed [...]

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