March 30, 2005

Something For You

Already, as of Wednesday night, 115 people have registered for the big HUGE BlogNashville conference May 5-7 . All events on Thursday, May 5, and most on Friday, May 6, are for a limited number of members of the Media Bloggers Association, but the events on Friday night and Saturday, May 7, are geared toward larger crowds. Registration is capped at 300 for the Saturday sessions. The Friday night panel discussion about journalism and blogging, featuring Glenn Reynolds, J.D. Lasica, Linda Seebach and me, will be held in a location capable of holding an even larger crowd, and members of the Nashville media, public relations and government relations industries are invited.

Registration on the BlogNashville website is required for attendance at the Saturday sessions, while there will be a separate registration for the MBA-sponsored CARR training on Thursday and Friday. No registration is required for the Friday night panel discussion.

This will be the biggest blog-related conference in the United States this year - and bigger then previous "BloggerCon" events at Harvard University and Stanford University on which it was partially modeled.

If you are at all active in the blogosphere, if you are in public relations, marketing or government relations, if you are in politics - as a candidate, an elected official or a staffer or campaign pro - or if you are a journalist and you want to know more about this "blogging" thing that is increasingly impacting your business, BlogNashville has something for you and you don't want to miss it.