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Join us for Web2NewYork December, our monthly networking party for post-internet media, advertising and business.

When: Tuesday December 16th, 2008
Where: Gallery Bar
What: Networking party for post-internet media, advertising and business.

Confirmed to present:

Matt Wallaert, Thrive

Check back for details.



Archive for the ‘nextNY’ Category

Klickable hyperlinks video

Monday, November 17th, 2008

Klickable cofounder Roger Wu demonstrates the interactive video platform on a laptop won in the Butterfingers viral video contest.

StyleHop aims to provide style rankings

Saturday, November 15th, 2008

Founder David Reinke explains the thinking behind fashion site StyleHop.

Obamania rules Ad:tech

Monday, November 10th, 2008

Randall Rothenberg, Tina Sharkey, Rob Norman at Ad:tech

There was no avoiding Obama at Ad:tech. The Interactive Advertising Bureau is bracing for the coming regulations.

‘Unquestionably the biggest idea that America has had in decades is Barack Obama,’ proclaimed Paul Woolmington.

The British/South African cofounder of Naked Communications moderated a panel on The Big Idea 3.0, Redefining Creative in the Digital Age.

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Unype announces iPhone and Android apps

Sunday, November 2nd, 2008

Location-based social network Unype is preparing the launch of iPhone and Android apps next month. Founder Murat Aktihanoglu talks about his vision for geoweb.

Originally posted on Geoweb Report ยป

Hayley Project tonight at Web2NewYork

Tuesday, October 21st, 2008

The Hayley Project is a new 37-episode web series about college sophomore Hayley Winters, who investigates the mysterious and untimely death of her best friend Keira Madison. Producer Andrew Park will introduce the series tonight at Web2NewYork.

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PEX Card helps reign in spending

Monday, October 20th, 2008

Toffer Grant saw one business that might well be able to profit from the credit crunch. PEX Card is a prepaid card with online employee spend management tools.

‘This is the ideal time to start a business’

Friday, October 17th, 2008

Are digital media impervious to a downturn? Probably not, according to a panel at Dow Jones and Nielsen’s Media and Money conference.