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- Keynote - Kevin Dugan
- Session 1 - Advice from Pros
- Session 2 - Research
- Lunch - CDC's Dr. Jay Bernhardt
- Session 3 - Paull Young Forward Blog
- Session 4 - Social Media's Influence
- Session 5 - Educators Panel
- Breakout - Kevin Dugan on Blog Monitoring
- Breakout - Kevin Dugan on Social Networking
- Breakout - Paull Young on SecondLife
- Breakout - KD Paine on Metrics
Speaker Powerpoints on Slideshare
Podcast Interviews
- Dr. Bob Sprauge on work e-mail privacy
- Dr. Meg Lamme APR on political blogs
- Dr. V on politics using social networks
- Josh Hallett's thoughts on law and social media
- A student's thoughts on the conference
- What Paull Young is doing in Athens
- Interview with Dr. Jay Bernhardt
- Interview at Wild Wing's
- Paull Young's Taser-Like Podcaster
- Dr. Mihaela Vorvoreanu Wants Dish on Others' Use of SM
- Josh Hallett Looking Forward to Connect
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- Is private e-mail really private in the workplace?
- Should politics use social networks?
- Connect's success
- Lunch Interviews
- Interview with Dr. Bernhardt
- Interview at Wild Wing's
- A summary from 239A
- Learn Social Media Tools
- UGAConnect: Student Perspective
- Educators Roundtable Summary
- This deserves its own post
- Spark the Interest for Students
- "Faculty get it when there's a reason to get it."
- When will it happen?
- Social Media Class
- What to do if you're a teacher?
- Neutral...not a word I associate with Social Media
- Dark blog
- Break-out: Blogger relations with Kevin Dugan
- Break-out: Blogger relations with Kevin Dugan
- PRX
- Notes on business blogs
- Does the SMPR make Journalists lazy?
- Break-out Session: Podcasting with Paull Young
- Podcasting
- SMN/PR
- Break-out: Podcasting with Paull Young
- People can't spell?
- How can a company use Twitter?Todd Defren says eve...
- Plant a tree in Secondlife
- Measurement
- Facebook growth
- Session Four Summary
- Secondlife Revolution
- what you can do in your secondlife.
- Second Life
- Question: How can a business use Facebook?
- Open thread for "how-to's"
- Bloggers Vs. Journalists
- Blogs to set the agenda
- take the online survey
- Interesting figures
- MSM and Social Media in Georgia
- On a local level....
- we don't control, we manage.
- The equilibrium of corporate messaging
- Facing the fear
- we are good..but just at one thing.
- Approaching the Fear!
- Barry Hollander
- Students' Awareness of Social Media Tools
- Johnathan McGinty
- Who tells who what?
- Open Thread Session Four
- Listen to Session One Podcast
- Thinking Forward. Moving Forward.
- A Summary of Social Media at the CDC
- Summary: Session 2 Links
- Slideshows on SlideShare
- Social Media at the CDC- A case study plus Q & A
- Summary: Session 2, Research
- Social Media at the CDC- What is the CDC doing?
- Social Media at the CDC- What is health?
- Social Media at the CDC
- Open Thread Session Three
- Free Speech and Commercial Speech
- Carl's Big Picture
- 4 phases of communication
- 4 phases of communication
- Jet Blue
- 4 phases of communication
- 4 phases
- What we know and Where we need to go
- Politics in Non-polictical Blogs
- Dr. Sweetser - Session 2, Research
- Session 1 Summary Post
- Session 2 Open Thread
- Session 1 Open Thread.
- A Few Words from KD Paine
- Interview with Paull Young and his Taser
- Interview with Dr. Mihaela Vorvoreanu
- Interview with Josh Hallett
- If a picture is worth 1000 words...
- Start Playing with those Fools, I Mean Tools!
- Friday Night at the EastWest Bistro
- What's up in Athens?
- Because mascot puns never go out of style: The PA...
- Answers to Parking Problems
- Weekend Weather
- How to keep your tummy from growling:
- "How-to" break-out sessions
- who you are & what you want
- Connect!
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