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Sessions |
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7:45-8:30 |
Breakfast |
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8:30-9:00 |
Welcome Session and Survey results: Why you say you're here and what we challenge you to accomplish |
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9:00-10:00 |
Debate: Play by today's rules, or change the game? Charlene Li and Halley Suitt talk with Lisa Stone about the power women bloggers have at their fingertips...and how to use it. |
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10:00-10:15 |
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10:15-11:00 |
Blog Crushes: We're caffeinated. Let's meet the women we came to see. Birds of a feather meet-ups. | |||
11:00-11:15 |
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11:15-12:15 Session #1 |
Political Blogging Grows Up What's the next step for political bloggers and voters, especially since the mega-political bloggers are men? Courtney Lowery moderates, along with Roxanne Cooper & Ambra Nykol. |
Advanced Tools
The latest tools you need to raise your profile and your voice. Led by Alexandra Samuel, George Oates and Marnie Webb |
Blogging 101 World domination via education for newbies Led by Susan Mernit and Julie Leung |
A Room of Your Own 1. Feminist hip-hop bloggers: Negotiating a space dominated by men - much like the music. More from Lynne D. Johnson. 2. Blog Design: Lynda Keeler and others on how to grab 'em by the eyeballs. |
12:15-1:30 |
Working Lunch: Flame, Blame & Shame: What happens when women write for an audience of men and women who can write-and bite-back? Moderator Liza Sabater leads a panel including author/blogger Alisa Valdes-Rodriguez, online security expert Ellen Spertus , Judith Meskill & Debi Jones |
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1:30-2:15 |
What happens when you blog your true self and the whole world shows up? Moderator Jory Des Jardins discusses with other identity bloggers, including Heather Armstrong (Dooce), Ronni Bennett & Koan Bremner. |
Women who want to fund, build & sell things Moderator Mary Hodder gets Denise Howell and Patricia Nakache answering questions about doing business from the POV of lawyers, VCs & Angels. |
Legal Tips: What You Can Get Away With From copyright to Apple v. Does.Here's what you need to know to blog. Moderator Jennifer Collins discusses with attorneys Lauren Gelman and Wendy Seltzer. |
1. Teens & Blogging: Finding their voices, led by the YPulse bloggers 2. Women Blog Developers: Shaping blogging from inside out, led by MSN Spaces KarenLuk |
2:30-3:15 |
When Globalization is Good for Women Shrink your world; amplify your voice. Nancy White leads a discussion with Noriko Takiguchi, Dina Mehta, Beverly Trayner and Anna John on how to start your own Sepia Mutiny! |
Lisa Meyers Brown leads bloggers & clients, including Susan Getgood, Christine Halvorson and Mary Smaragdis brag about what works (and admit what doesn't) |
Suffragette Journalists: Op-ed Pages of Our Own Anastasia Goodstein, Evelyn Rodriguez, Chris Nolan and Lisa Stone discuss citizen journalism by/for women. |
1. Blogs in academia: Professionalism, anonymity, & other issues. Led by Liz Henry 2. Moblogging pioneers: Unsung but true: Girls lead moblogging, say Debi Jones and Barb Dybwad |
3:30-4:30
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Get Your Word Out: Audio/Video-casting Practical...how, not why. Video- Ryanne Hodson |
Moderator Elisa Camahort asks Toby Bloomberg, Susannah Gardner, and Carolyn Elefant whether you can monetize blogs & keep your credibility. |
brownbloggers.com Go West "How can African American and Latino bloggers report on issues ignored by the 6 o'clock news?" asks moderator Nichelle Stephens. |
1. MommyBlogging One of blogging's oldest traditions. Discuss with Jenny Lauck, Jenn Satterwhite & Meghan Townsend. 2. Be the RSS Queen: Syndicate your content and become your industry's info guru. Led by Sally Falkow |
4:30-4:45 |
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4:45-5:45 |
Closing Session: Taking BlogHer home...and to the mat. Build a list of BlogHer goals for 2005-2006 | |||
5:45-7:00 |
Cocktail Party in the Atrium |
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