Anne Roth

Location: Berlin | Germany
Speaking Topics: blogs | data protection | feminist tech networks | independent media | new media | Privacy | surveillance | terrorism
Spoken Languages: German | English | reasonable French

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Previous Presentations: 
April 15, 2010, Berlin, re:publica, "Das andere Geschlecht. Sexismus im Netz" (The other sex. Sexism online)
Jun 4, 2009, Washington, DC, Computers Freedom and Privacy (CFP 2009) conference: Panopticon: Internalizing the Gaze
December 27, 2007, Berlin, 24th Chaos Communication Congress: "What is terrorism? And who is terrorising whom?"

Dimple Thakkar

Location: Los Angeles
Speaking Topics: social media | Marketing | online marketing | Web 2.0 | entertainment industry | music industry | branding and identity | Community Management | new media | digital pr | publicity | Facebook | twitter | online communities | web analytics
Spoken Languages: English

Jana Herwig

Location: Austria | Vienna
Speaking Topics: anthropology | blogging | Collaboration | knowledge management | new media | online collaboration | Personal Branding | pr 2.0 | Privacy | social media | twitter | virtual collaboration | Web 2.0 | web 3.0 | wikis | Social Media & Society
Spoken Languages: German | English | Dutch | some French | some Afrikaans

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Current position: PhD Candidate in Media Studies (Theatre, Film and Media Studies) at Vienna University.

Experience: work experience both in web 1.0 (project manager new media and CRM; before 2003: screen designer, web developer, online editor, community manager) and web 2.0 (blogger - corporate and on own account, self-appointed social media evangelist).

See also: my professional CV on XING: https://www.xing.com/profile/Jana_Herwig

Number of talks about Social Media in 2009: eight (both at conferences and as part of in-house training or continued education events).

Previous Presentations: 
netcultures, Wissenschaftliche Tagung (Basel, 15.-16.10.2009)
eVideo Online-Konferenz (Berlin/Online, 12.-16.10.2009)
Internet: Critical (Milwaukee, 7.-10.10.2009)
Web as Culture (Gießen, 16.-18.07.2009)
Amateure im Web 2.0 (Wien, 24./25.4.2009)
Various Contributions to BarCamps and events such as the Viennese Digitalks.at

Sarah Granger

Location: San Francisco | California | U.S.A.
Speaking Topics: internet culture | new media | blogging | digital democracy | online politics | Network Security | electronic privacy
Spoken Languages: English

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Focused early on the intersection between technology and society, Sarah Granger's work spans from the days of the BBS to Web 2.0. Sarah is an award-winning journalist and new media strategist, she played a lead role in three technology start-ups, and she directed the launch of what Wired News called the "first true weblog to be put up by a politician," and she's an active community volunteer and organizer.

Previous Presentations: 
South by Southwest Interactive
Computers, Freedom & Privacy
BlogHer

Daniela Capistrano

Location: NYC | NY USA
Speaking Topics: Marketing | women in technology | social media | new media | branding | music | youth | activism | trends | podcasts | street culture | personal | LGBTQ | new journalism | real time web | twitter culture | tech diversity | multiplatform
Spoken Languages: English

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Daniela Capistrano (@dcap on Twitter) hails from California but in 2004 gave up road rage and boredom for the Big Apple. Since then she has been a creative nomad, most recently residing in an increasingly gentrified neighborhood in Bushwick, Brooklyn.

She is 5ft4 and not Italian. Nope. She is a Chicana Mexi-CAN (not a Mexi-can’t).

Previous Presentations: 
BlogHer 2009 - panelist
The LAMP NYC - guest speaker

Joy Fulton

Location: DC | USA | Washington
Speaking Topics: accessibility | marketing online | new media | online web presence | social media | usability | Web 2.0
Spoken Languages: English

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Joy Fulton, Managing Web Editor for GSA's Regions

Joy Fulton is a geek and a communications, content and marketing expert who has worked in online and print media. Joy is the managing editor for GSA's eleven regions, and helps their clients locate key products, services and contacts around the world. She recently participated in Gov 2.0 Camp, http://www.government20club.org/ , held March 27 - 28, 2009, at the Duke Ellington School of the Arts in Washington, DC.

Tabitha Grace Smith

Location: California | Los Angeles
Speaking Topics: new media | podcasting | social media | Social Media Public Relations
Spoken Languages: English

I'm someone who enjoys helping people understand how social media and new media works. I'm very conversation and give real world examples.

I have a lot of energy and my presentations include powerpoint, video, and other visual tools. You won't be bored. :)

Previous Presentations: 
How to Get 200 People Working for You (for Free) - Podcamp City 2
Live Shows at New Media Expo 2008
Moderator - Meet Mr. Smith: An Hour With Sean Astin - DragonCon 2009
Fancasting - Podcasting Track at DragonCon 2008
How Far Is Too Far: The Ethics & Appropriateness of Apocalyptic Media - DragonCon 2008

Susan Hallam

Location: UK
Speaking Topics: blogging | CMS | Content Management Systems | CRM | Customer Relationship Management | Google | Internet Law | Internet Marketing | new media | open source | pay per click | podcasting | PPC | Search engine optimisation | SEO | social networking | twitter | Web 2.0
Spoken Languages: English

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Expect the unexpected: I specialise in helping businesses to predict change, and make the most of the exciting opportunities offered by the Internet.

My presentations make it easy for you to understand new Internet technologies and what they can mean, good or bad, for your audience. My talks are based on practical experience and information that's continually updated to stay ahead of a constantly changing market.

Previous Presentations: 
Chartered Institute of Management Accountants Conference (2008, 2007, 2006, 2005..)
Sunday Times Enterprise Network Panel
Society for Editors and Proofreaders Conference
Search Engine Strategies (London)
eBusiness Expo (2009, 2007, 2006...)
Search Marketing Expo (London) 2008
East Midlands Web Academy
Girl Geek Dinner - Nottingham
East Midlands International Trade Association

Veronica Belmont

Location: San Francisco | United States
Speaking Topics: blogging | gadgets | Gaming | Internet | internet culture | microblogging | new media | online communities | social networking | tech and internet skills | Technology | Technology-General | Web 2.0 | Web Video | women in technology
Spoken Languages: English

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Veronica is the co-host of Revision3’s tech-centric show, Tekzilla, and Qore on the PLAYSTATION Network. Previous to that, she hosted several other online video shows and podcasts, including Mahalo Daily, Buzz Out Loud, MP3 Insider, and Crave. She also created tech video content for CNET TV, including the popular series Prizefight.

Veronica frequently guest hosts other technology-related podcasts, and also speaks about technology, gaming, and social networking. In her spare time, she hosts the science fiction and fantasy-themed podcast / book club The Sword and Laser.

Previous Presentations: 
"Building an Engaged Community" -- New Media Expo
"Online Video is Social: How to Market Your Video Through the Social Web" -- Web Video Summit
"Achieving Geekgasm" -- SXSW
"Social Networking in Higher Education" -- Access Group Conference on Financial Aid
"Women in Technology" -- Microsoft Silicon Valley DigiGirlz Day Event

Neha Tiwari

Location: CA | San Francisco Bay Area | USA
Speaking Topics: Bollywood | internet culture | Minority womens issues | new media | online communities | social networking | South Asian media | Web 2.0 | women in technology | Women representations in media
Spoken Languages: Hindi | English

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Neha Tiwari discovered her passion for tech journalism in her junior year of college as an intern at TechTv. After graduating from UC Berkeley (and living in India for a quarter of the year), she gained a dream job working for News.com at CNET San Francisco. While there, she sharpened her producing skills and made videos centered around tech products,websites and culture. After CNET, Neha moved on to Revision 3.com,where she produced a number of geek-centric segments, shows, and also appeared on camera as the network "Nerd Bird."