This is a podcast of the January 2009 GSATC Learning Lunch with Amy Wood. Amy talked to our group about how she uses Twitter, Facebook, video, and online chat to connect with the TV audience. Listen and hear what you missed.
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This is a podcast of the December 2008 GSATC Learning Lunch which was our fifth annual Gadgetfest. The meeting is our annual show and tell for the personal technology engaged. We had lots of surprises and a big announcement. Don’t miss out. Listen and hear what you missed.
Brice Bay has built an internet business around the following simple idea:
Finding travel advice and deals on the Internet can be an overwhelming endeavor. Your everyday life is busy enough. Planning a vacation or business trip should be stress free.
If only the path to his current state were so simple. 10Best rode the internet bubble and the bust. It’s been a roller coaster ride and a survivor’s tale. 10Best has some exciting new projects and they only got to this point because they lived to fight another day. In this podcast, hear Brice Bay, CEO and Founder of 10Best.com, introduce his business and hear the inside story on how 10Best got to where it is today.
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Whether you run a business, department, or non-profit organization, you want Word of Mouth. Actually, you want great Word of Mouth. You want people to be talking about your product or service. In this podcast from the August 2008 GSA Technology meeting, hear Geno Church, word of mouth inspiration officer for Brains on Fire, talk about how to identify brand evangelists and build a word of mouth movement in an authentic way.
In this presentation, Geno covers:
* Where to begin to create a sustainable word of mouth movement
* How to find people to engage the brand
* How to facilitate the movement both on and offline (92 percent of word of mouth marketing happens face to face)
* How to manage the movement’s community
* How to evaluate a movement’s success
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On Tuesday, Anne Korin, of the Set America Free coalition spoke to a group at CU-ICAR about the opportunity to use alternative fuel sources for transportation in order to reduce America’s dependence on oil purchased from other companies. She spoke about methanol, ethanol, and their several sources as alternatives for petroleum based gasoline to power cars and trucks. Korin appeared as a guest of congressman Bob Inglis who has been conducting a series of town hall meetings on the subject of foreign oil.
The podcast below is Anne Korin’s entire presentation along with questions and answers from the audience. The “play” button appears at the bottom of the photo.
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Event Photos: on Flickr
At last month’s Tech After Five mixer with the GSATC, I wandered around a bit with the microphone and asked a few questions. During that time, I managed to catch up with Krissy Green and she explained a bit about why she was there, and then turned the tables on me…
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At tonight’s Tech After Five event with the GSATC, I caught John Warner and asked him what we should expect at the upcoming Innoventure conference. If you’re wondering what the value of the event will be to you, this should make it perfectly clear who benefits from Innoventure and why. There is no better event in the upstate to see what tomorrow might bring.
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