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Creating and executing a social-media strategy has become a must in the meeting and event planning process. For those learning the ropes, two new resources were announced in early June: a free white paper, produced by TBA Global, and an online certificate course through The International School of Hospitality....More

There was a whole lot of tweetin' goin' on this week at MPI's MeetDifferent 2010, with the association's Virtual Access Pass streaming content to a wider audience and bringing in ideas, input, and questions from off site...More

Facebook and Twitter can be much more than just a way to connect with old friends....More

When it comes to Twitter, it seems everyone has a different opinion about the online community that lets registered users post updates called “tweets” of no more than 140 characters...More

With attendees frantically updating Facebook accounts on their BlackBerrys between sessions, tweeting about your keynoter while she’s still on stage, and tapping away on netbooks during breaks...More

The place to start with a social media plan is goal-setting....More

We asked meeting professionals for their advice on how to use social media. “You need to know what’s being said about you everywhere on the Internet, and what’s being said about you on Twitter,” says KiKi L’Italien, membership and education services manager, Optical Society of America, Washington, D.C....More

Social media experts Maddie Grant and Lindy Dreyer share tips on how to get started with using social media for your meetings and events....More

How ASAE and The Center for Association Leadership uses social media to enhance its meetings...More