Meet the Future
New York City’s Future of StoryTelling Summit explores how cutting-edge technology puts audiences at the center of the action. And asks the question: Isn't that where meeting participants belong, too?
New York City’s Future of StoryTelling Summit explores how cutting-edge technology puts audiences at the center of the action. And asks the question: Isn't that where meeting participants belong, too?
I once attended a lecture by a prominent academic that was interrupted by a ringing cellphone. That's jarring, but this was made even more so by the fact that the phone just kept ringing — and ringing. Finally, the speaker realized that it was her own phone ringing, and ran offstage to find her handbag and shut it off.
Being that it’s our bread and butter, professionals in the meetings industry are constantly discussing (via articles, whitepapers, blog posts, tweets, etc.) the value and relevancy of face-to-face events.
Jimmy Wales wasn’t at the 2010 Media Summit in NYC this week to talk about Wikipedia, the giant, user-created encyclopedia he created nearly a decade ago.
Turismo Chile has issued another update on the state of its tourism infrastructure after Saturday's massive earthquake.