On February 10, 2011 over 120 journalists, bloggers and media makers came out to watch Ann Curry (@anncurry), Andy Carvin (@acarvin)
, David Clinch (@davidclinchnews)
 and Josh Harris discuss the future of publishing as we transition from a "one-to-many" to a "collaborative based" news society. The panel was moderated by New York Times media reporter Brian Stelter (@brianstelter).

Special thanks to The New York Times who helped host and produce this event. Follow their latest news and features @nytimes and http://www.facebook.com/nytimes.

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Watch Part 1 of this event here >

Moderators:
Erik Michielsen, Founder, CaptureYourFlag.com (@captureyourflag)
Emily Cavalier, Founder, Mouth of the Border (@emilyspearl)

Panelists:
+ Soraya Darabi, Co-Founder, Foodspotting.com (@sorayadarabi)
+ Michael Shuman, Co-Founder, 4Food (@4foodnyc)
+ Lev Ekster, CEO, Cupcakestop.com (@cupcakestop)
+ Jason Anello, Creative Director at Manifold and Co-Founder, Forkingtasty.com (@jahnello)
+ Ulla Kjarval, Food Blogger/Columnist, Goldilocks Finds Manhattan (@nyculla)

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Watch Part 2 of this event here >

Event Summary:
It takes more for a restaurant to succeed then just knowing how to prepare the perfect dish or serve the most trendy cocktail. Creativity is expected not only in the kitchen, but also in knowing how to market your brand, connect with the customer and of course bloggers who are critical to the social element of food/foodies online.

With traditional newspaper food pages shrinking, the industry has grabbed onto social media as the next great movement. Yet, although anyone can initiate a viral campaign, it does not mean it will spread. How do you share your story and stand out from the crowd? On August 31, 2010 we explored the future of food.

Download a list of questions from the Moderator.

Moderators:
Erik Michielsen, Founder, CaptureYourFlag.com (@captureyourflag)
Emily Cavalier, Founder, Mouth of the Border (@emilyspearl)

Panelists:
+ Soraya Darabi, Co-Founder, Foodspotting.com (@sorayadarabi)
+ Michael Shuman, Co-Founder, 4Food (@4foodnyc)
+ Lev Ekster, CEO, Cupcakestop.com (@cupcakestop)
+ Jason Anello, Creative Director at Manifold and Co-Founder, Forkingtasty.com (@jahnello)
+ Ulla Kjarval, Food Blogger/Columnist, Goldilocks Finds Manhattan (@nyculla)

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Event Summary:
The potential for brands (local & national) to connect and engage with consumers is greater now than ever before. On June 7th, 2010 we explored the future of location based marketing.

Details:
Location based services (LBS) are all the rage these days. Is geo-location hype, web 3.0 or something in-between? What innovative ways could location awareness impact marketing and advertising? Who stands to benefit more, large brands or small business (mom & pops)? Which LBS offerings (Foursquare, Gowalla, Pegshot, Loopt, Brightkite, etc.) are most applicable for my agency or business? 

Moderator:
Erick Schonfeld, Co-Editor, Techcrunch (@erickschonfeld)

Panelists:
+ Ian Schafer, CEO, DeepFocus (@ischafer)
+ Mike Schneider, VP, Director Digital Incubator, Allen & Gerritsen (@schneidermike)
+ Joshua Karp, Digital Media Manager, PepsiCo (@jkarpf)
+ Mark Ghuneim, CEO, WiredSet / Trendrr (@markghuneim)
+ Ian Spalter, Executive Creative Director, Mobile & Emerging Platforms, R/GA (@ianspalter)