down the avenue: MIT Forum on Vlogging

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January 25, 2007

MIT Forum on Vlogging

MIT Forum Cambridge in Boston held a meet-up last night where apparently several people I know attended. Steve Garfield spoke on vlogging and whether video blogging is right for "you" and your business. Peter Marx was also a speaker, who is the former host of award-winning television show “Business Insight.”

Also check another upcoming event on February 7th - the Brave New Web -- their Winter Conference -- also at MIT.

January 25, 2007 in Events, New England, On Technology, On Video, Social Media | Permalink