BlogWorld Expo 2008: big success lots of great speakers

What's going on people?!

We are on fire after the 2008 edition of BlogWorld & New Media Expo, where we learned a lot more about blogging and Social Media.
So some of you might be saying: "What is a Blog? or "What is blogging?". That's good!

A blog can be only a diary, an online journal or even a place to advertise and marketing your products, services and ideas. A blog is dynamic, changes all the time and can be operated easily for your owner. A blog allows you to be a publisher and gives anyone the power to edit yourself. Everybody can own a blog, but is the passion, the energy and the discipline that makes you a blogger.

Bloggers School's trip to Las Vegas was the confirmation we are in the right track following through the Blogsphere. We took a lot of classes and heard to a lot of speakers, and for sure this experience made us experts.

We are learning all the time how to blog and we want to teach that as well. Here is the plan. We will be sending out emails to all those we met at BlogWorld Expo inviting them to our show. As soon they confirm, we will be showcasing them here, in our blog a week before they come on.

Below are some picture taken by Dave Cynkin during that three days in Las Vegas. The first picture is from Gary Vaynerchuck, speaker at the closing keynote, on the first day, September 19th. At the second image you can see Coach Deb (on the right), who taught a class about Tribal Seduction. After, Mike Shinoda, blogger and member of the band Linkin Park; he and Tim Ferris (author from The Four Hour Work Week) were the speakers on the opening keynote on the last day. The last picture is from Guy Kawasaki, speaker during the Luncheon on the first day of BlogWorld & New Media Expo 2008.

















If you got excited and need a hand do open up your blog, send us and e-mail at BloggersSchool@Gmail.com or call us at (516) 232-3463.

Twitter gone wild at Blogworld 2008

Wow I heard about Twitter last year at Blogworld Expo 2007. This year it has grown into a monster of Social Media and is being used by traditional media to monitor what's going down.It allows for reporters to be followed by a story they are covering. The pure amount of intellectual human beings at this event just blows my mind and makes me feel at home. Just by being here this year has giving me a path to follow into this next year this is why it's important to come each year to reconfirm the path you need to follow. So if your not here Don't let this happen to you again. The next Blogworld Expo the is October of 2009. I feel at home here amongst the rest of the great people who make up one part of Social Media and come to find the second part.

Learn more about how is going to be journalism in the future from BlogWorld Expo 2008 speakers

How do you imagine is going to be journalism in the future? If in the past, the first journalist were the one that were brave enough to travel abroad and bring what was new and different to their people, who do you is going to be the our next journalists? Nobody? Everybody?

If you do have all this questions you must listen to our show about the Citizen Journalism Workshop, that is going to happened at the second edition of the BlogWorld Expo & New Media 2008! We already have confirmed Professor David Perlmutter, from the University of Kansas, talking a little bit about his lecture at the conference, and we might have Professor Jay Perkins, from Louisiana State University as well.

If you are not attending to the expo, you can’t miss this opportunity to learn from these people and get as much as information you can. You can listen to the show live at BlogTalkRadio, today, at 3pm (Eastern Time Zone), and call in with your question, or check out the archive, and leave here a comment. Bloggers School would love to hear from you!