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Wednesday, August 2nd, 2006

This is not a good day to die. Morbid, I know, but completely the way I feel today. While death’s sweet kiss may be welcomed by me shortly, I would hate for this to be my very last day on the planet.

But we are going to attempt to focus on the fun and promising and the FREE, because it has been one of THOSE days and I’m 90 seconds from crawling into bed and pretending Monday didn’t happen.

This is, I promise, the last of the BlogHer posts. I may clean up a few of the back ones — but I PROMISE, I’m done now. I’m ready to move on to real life and the here the now and the fact that this week bites big.

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LiveBlog: Business Blog Case Studies

Saturday, July 29th, 2006

Business Blog Case Studies: Yvonne DiVita, Susan Getgood & Toby Bloomberg lead a rap session with you, the BlogHers, about what worked (and what didn’t) when implementing blogs for business.

Session Notes:

Please note that I am typing during this session. I expect a blanket forgiveness on any spelling, grammar, or nonsense mistakes. I may come back and clean this up and add any content in the “post production” of this entry. If I have anything to say that isn’t part of the
live-blogging itself (read: my personal running commentary), I will note it by the italics.

The BlogHer staff requested that today’s presentations not have powerpoints, so I will do my best to share what is going on, but I should let you know that there is a podcast of every session so if you want the details, I’d go to the powerpoint.

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LiveBlog: MommyBlogging is a Radical Act

Saturday, July 29th, 2006
MommyBlogging is a Radical Act:Last year Alice Bradley brought the house down declaring MommyBlogging a “radical act.” Now, Marrit Ingman asks Alice, along with Tracey from Sweetney and Mir from Woulda Coulda Shoulda exactly what that means. Far from receding, this issue continues to resonate on- and off-line. Can you say “MommyWars”? Well, plenty of moms wish you wouldn’t

Session Notes:
Please note that I am typing during this session. I expect a blanket forgiveness on any spelling, grammar, or nonsense mistakes. I may come back and clean this up and add any content in the “post production” of this entry. If I have anything to say that isn’t part of the live-blogging itself (read: my personal running commentary), I will note it by the italics.

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Live Blogging: Tagging, Tracking, & Structured Blogging

Friday, July 28th, 2006

Tagging, tracking & structured blogging:

What this session is supposed to be about:

Do taxonomies & folksonomies fill you with ennui? Charlene Li & Marnie Webb will help you discover why you care & how it gives you an edge.

Session Notes:
Please note that I am typing during this session. I expect a blanket forgiveness on any spelling, grammar, or nonsense mistakes. I may come back and clean this up and add any content in the “post production” of this entry. If I have anything to say that isn’t part of the live-blogging itself (read: my personal running commentary), I will note it by the italics.

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Live Blogging:Audio/Podcasting

Friday, July 28th, 2006

Audio/Podcasting

What this session is going to be about:

Instructors will be on hand to serve all user levels. Beginners will create & post an audio entry with Susan Kitchens. Advanced users will get hands-on instruction and interactive Q&A about advanced techniques, plus best practices in promotion and distribution from Nicole Simon and Anita Campbell.

Notes on the session:

Please note that I am typing during this session. I expect a blanket forgiveness on any spelling, grammar, or nonsense mistakes. I may come back and clean this up and add any content in the “post production” of this entry. If I have anything to say that isn’t part of the live-blogging itself (read: my personal running commentary), I will note it by the italics.

Ok, I just found out that they are going to be spliting the group up into parts, so I’m going to do my best to follow one group in each of the repeats, so here goes nothing.

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Lunch Keynote: What’s next in Tech?

Friday, July 28th, 2006

This is a live post. Forgive the lack of summary at the top of this one — call me unpreped, but we will all live, right? There are bunches of live-bloggers doing this, so I’m sure someone will do the formal summary thingie.

See: I’ve got it now:

Lunch Keynote: What’s Next?: What’s next in tech? Is “Web 2.0″ hype? Or hip? And what’s next once you grab your brass ring?
Marnie Webb is joined by Caterina Fake and Meg Hourihan, two leaders who can certainly speak to both questions!
Sponsored by Bloom by American GreetingsNote: From 11AM-1PM GM will be offering test drives of current and future model cars in the Mediterranean Ballroom parking lot, including sports cars, hybrids, and the “car of the future” a Hydrogen Fuel Cell vehicle.

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BlogHer: the live Blogging Thing

Friday, July 28th, 2006

Ok, folks, this is a break from your normal bit of snark and joys of my overheated life. However, I want everyone who reads me to understand the flurry of the upcoming posts. I’m at BlogHer, and in order for me to be able to come, I must work! So, I’ve offered up my services to live blog — read post during sessions about the sessions for those millions of fans who can’t make it to BlogHer.

So, as a result there will be little snark, probably more mistakes and less humor in the next two days worth of posts. I promise to return to my normal insane self soon enough and I will be thrilled to tell you all about it.