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Dinner Last Night at the NYSE

Posted by Howard | October 26, 2007 .

Thanks to my friends at Corante, I was invited to a dinner put on by Susan Bird for her WF360 Awards, at the NYSE HQ on Wall Street.
I was able to spend a few minutes at the cocktail hour speaking with Jeff Jarvis, Jack Meyers and Cynthia Ginsburg (see photo). (The entire photo [...]

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A Chat And a Song - Episode 15

Posted by Howard | October 3, 2007 .

My latest podcast, A Chat And A Song is available tonight. You can click that link and play the podcast in that page, download A Chat and A Song as an MP3 (or play it right there by clicking the headphones), or subscribe to the feed as RSS.
I’ve been kind of quiet about the [...]

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BlogPhiladelphia

Posted by howardgr | July 17, 2007 .

I really enjoyed visiting Philly on Phriday of last week for BlogPhiladelphia.
I posted pictures at Flickr
http://www.flickr.com/photos/howardgr/sets/72157600805007220/

Also shared my slides from my “Introduction to Social Media” talk:
http://www.slideshare.net/howardgr/what-is-social-media-blog-philadelphia/
Great seeing everyone. Thanks, Annie and team for a great job!
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Speaking at the Association for Women in Communications, Westchester

Posted by Howard | October 12, 2006 .

I’ve been asked to speak on a panel at the Association for Women in Communications, Westchester Chapter.
The event is on Wednesday, November 15th, and the description says:
Do you have a fear of new forms of media? Are blogs, social networks, podcasts, RSS feeds, MySpace and YouTube part of an alien world to you? Or, [...]

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A Chat and A Song

Posted by Howard | October 7, 2006 .

I’ve got a podcast. I’ve been keeping it pretty much on the quiet side, but now I want my friends to check it out.
It is at www.AChatAndASong.com and it features, usually, a little chat from me about what’s going on in the world or in my life, and then a song I want to share. [...]

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From Social Media to Corporate Media

Posted by Howard | October 3, 2006 .

Chris has launched the site for the workshop “From Social Media to Corporate Media.” You can hear great speakers like Robert Scoble and Lisa Stone – and get an ‘unconference’ experience. Plus, a party! All for $150.
I hope to be there to join in the fun.
 
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Premium Blend

Posted by Howard | October 3, 2006 .

Thanks to Sanford for a nice birthday present. He got me a subscription to the Premium version of the Roadhouse Podcast.  What’s premium? No commercials for one thing, and a higher bitrate file, which means better sound quality for the “finest blues you’ve never heard.” And it supports Tony Steidler-Dennison in his podcasting efforts. Tony is [...]

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Happy One Web Day

Posted by Howard | September 22, 2006 .

Sorry I couldn’t make it to One Web Day. I’m home with a sinus thing and bad or no voice (depending on how recently I drank hot tea).
But I made a video to celebrate One Web Day.

A message of support to the organizers of One Web Day from Howard Greenstein, co-founder of Social Media [...]

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How to Honor September 11th

Posted by Howard | September 13, 2006 .

I read this on Britt’s blog:
A September 12th Moment, Take Two There’s a lot of talk this week about the opportunity we had 5 years ago today to harness the world’s support into a golden age of cooperation and common sense to combat bankrupt policies and divisions to defeat terrorism.[Britt Blaser – Escapable Logic]
He [...]

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From 2003 - Who was I, Sept 10, 2001?

Posted by Howard | September 10, 2006 .

From my weblog from September 10, 2003, which is currently unreadable due to some sort of error, here again is the story of how I spent the 2 years after 9-11.
A lot has changed since then. But this is still a good story. - Peace.
Tristan Louis asks “Who Were You on September 10th, 2001?” [...]

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