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Third Monday: Social media meetups in Ottawa

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August 26, 2006 by Colin

I’m trailing Brendan and Joe on this (thankfully not Ian), but Ottawa is celebrating a conversations two-fer on September 25: a chance to speak with Shel Israel, and the first meeting of the Ottawa spin-off of the Bay-area Third Thursday get-togethers.

The first of what we plan to be a series, this Third Monday meeting will give social media afficionados in Eastern Ontario a chance to get together, put a face and voice to an email handle, and listen to some outstanding speakers.

The folks in Toronto are pulling together a similar shindig: Third Tuesday.

I’m certainly looking forward to the opportunity to mull over some social media issues and wrestle some ideas to the ground.

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  1. Ian Ketcheson says:
    2006/08/29 at 10:15

    Yeah, yeah. Rub it in that I’m not blogging at the current time…

    Seriously: hope we can get a turnout at this event, particularly from government communicators as well.

    Ian.

    http://ketcheson.com

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