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Monthly Archives: May 2008
Diggnation! Live in NYC June 4th!
So June 3rd through June 10th in internet week in NYC and I am SUPER excited!!
Internet Week New York – June 3-10, 2008
There are tons on events but the #1 event that I am excited about is the live Diggnation!
“DIGGNATION” DOES “IT” LIVE
June 04, 06:00 PM — June 04, 11:55 PM
Studio B
259 Banker Street
Btwn Meserole Ave. & Calyer St.Brooklyn Brooklyn, NY 11222
Silicon Valley is coming to the Alley! Digg & Revision3 are teaming up during Internet Week for the next Digg Meetup with a LIVE Diggnation, the popular Web-based news review show hosted by Kevin Rose & Alex Albrecht. Come raise a frosty pint with the teams & hear some very special announcements from Revision3! Join them at Studio B, the live music and DJ venue located in the trendy Williamsburg area of Brooklyn, from 6pm-midnight for music, fun, and more!
Other Internet Week events that I am excited for:
Careers in Technology: Google New York
June 03, 05:00 PM — June 03, 06:30 PM
Google
76 Ninth Avenue
New York, NY 10011
Google executives from various departments host a career panel discussion for NYC college students moderated by Commissioner Katherine Oliver
Presented by the Mayor’s Office of Film, Theatre and Broadcasting
in conjunction with Google for NYC college students*
*Valid student ID from a NYC college or university is required for admission into the event.
Mashable’s Exhibit Hall for Internet Week New York
June 06, 06:00 PM — June 06, 10:00 PM
Touch
240 West 52nd Street
New York, NY 10019
This will be the first ever Exhibitor’s Hall crossed with a big New York City party. Exhibitors, Music and appetizers will be served. We’ll also have special presentations on the GIANT screen by NextNewNetworks, interviews on video by surprise guest hosts, and more on the way.
Join Mashable’s Pete Cashmore, Adam Ostrow and Adam Hirsch, over 14 showcasing exhibitors and the large composition of attendees which will range from local New Yorkers startups and entrepreneurs to Venture Capitalists, Web 2.0 companies and established New York Institutions.
OPEN and FREE with a cash bar.
Exhibitors include: Next New Networks, E.Factor, kluster, Cafemom, Atlantic Metro Communications, Edopter and ConcertAttack, Rubicon Project, VideoClix, Meetup.com, Motionbox and Magnify.net.
Media Partners include: CenterNetworks and Silicon Alley Reporter
Public Relations Partner: Ogilvy PR
I am very excited for this week, I love NYC and I obv love the internet, so this week will be great! I hope to see you all at the live diggnation and maybe some of these other events!
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The Everything Guide to Belt-Tightening — New York Magazine
Tips for saving (and raising) money without giving up oysters, modern dance, and other luxuries that make life worth living.
Why Pay for Broadband?
Spots with free Wi-Fi and more ambience than your living room.
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FOR BEING SEEN…
Bowery Hotel
The network is technically reserved for hotel guests, but until 4 p.m., when the lobby is commandeered by the bar crowd, you can type regally among oriental rugs and velvet settees (335 Bowery, nr. Great Jones St.; 212-505-9100).
FOR QUIET CONTEMPLATION…
Humanities and Social Sciences Library
A speedy broadband connection in the DeWitt Wallace Periodicals Room, absolute silence, and hoards of reference materials. No outlets though (473 Fifth Ave., nr. 42nd St.; 212-930-0830).
FOR MIXING BUSINESS AND PLEASURE…
Cocoa Bar
The combination of chocolate to heighten the senses and glasses of wine to dull them creates an ideal environment for procrastination (228 Seventh Ave., nr. 4th St., Park Slope; 718-499-4080).
FOR A SENSE OF COMMUNITY…
Greenpoint Coffeehouse
A polished but unassuming café with communal tables for mingling and cavernous booths to disappear into (195 Franklin St., at Greene St., Greenpoint; 718-349-6635).
Work Out for $6.25 a Month
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The annual fee at the city-run recreation center in Chelsea is jaw-droppingly cheap: $75 (just $10 for seniors). The facilities aren’t shoddy: separate cardio and weight rooms, a full-size basketball court, and the crown jewel, a six-lane indoor pool (430 W. 25th St., nr. Ninth Ave.; 212-255-3705).
