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Googler Moves On To Meetup

Google’s doing amazingly well, so any sort of “abandoning a burning ship” metaphor is way off base.  Still, a lot of employees are leaving the search giant, and the latest to do so is a man named Dominic Preuss.

Silicon Valley NewTech Meetup

With over 100 people in attendance, the Silicon Valley NewTech Meetup continues to run strong.

November Silicon Valley NewTech Meetup

The November Silicon Valley NewTech Meetup was held at the AOL campus in Mountain View this month with over 100 entrepreneurs, VCs, bloggers, programmers and executives in attendance.

Talk About Web 2.0

Just a quick reminder of the mesh meetup we're having at the Irish Embassy on November 15th in Toronto (that's a bar, not the real Irish Embassy, for anyone who thinks the bright green country filled with leprechauns might have seceded when they weren't looking).

Mothers All Over Social Networking

More than any other demographic group, mothers seek out their online peers for support and advice, according to a new report from eMarketer.

Third Thursday Recap

The interest and attendance at last night's Third Thursday meetup was *way* beyond my expectations, I don't know what to say, I think we had about 80 people, in PR, marketing and otherwise, which ain't bad for a first-time gig.

Arrington, TechCrunch, Speaking at Third Thursday

Following up on my previous post, next Thursday, April 20th, will be our kick-off Third Thursday meetup, and I'm fired up to say our first guest speaker will be Michael Arrington.

PersonalDNA ... SF/SV PR MeetUp ... Blogging Right

You know, doing the PR blogger tour - or, well, just meeting other PR bloggers at a few past PR events - people ask me "why are you so hell bent on issues" or "what does it matter" when speaking about PR blogging, and the purity and honesty I demand from myself (at least try) and I demand of others.

MSN Search Geeks On Channel 9

I just posted a frank talk with two of the geeks who are building MSN Search. It's an hour long, and you'll get a little look into how the geeks who build search engines think.