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Tag Archives: October 20 2010
Dayton leads region in social media adopters
Comments OffDAYTON – Internet entrepreneur Jeff Pulver strode, or rather, “surfed” his way into Dayton on Sunday, Aug. 22, as part of a road trip promoting 140Conf.com’s event Oct. 20 in Detroit. About two dozen emergent media/social networking and technology denizens … Continue reading
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Posted in Business, Clever Stuff, Dayton Ohio, Social Media, Tech Stuff, Technology
Tagged 140conf, 140conference, dayton, Dayton Ohio, Detroit, jeff pulver, New Media Dayton, October 20 2010, Social Media
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#140conf Road Trip in Dayton, Ohio – Photos and video
5 CommentsJeff Pulver of 140Conf poses with Gary Leitzell, the Mayor of Dayton at the Dayton Road Trip meet up for the 140conf. When we arrived at Blind Bob’s for the 140conf Road Trip Meet Up, there were already a dozen … Continue reading
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Posted in American Culture, Branding Thoughts, Business, Dayton Ohio, Journalism, Just thinking out loud, Local Events, Ohio, Pop Culture, Random Stuff, Social Media, Technology
Tagged 140conf, 140conference, dayton, Dayton Ohio, Detroit, jeff pulver, New Media Dayton, October 20 2010, Ohio, Social Media
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