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Conference Circuit: Chatting About Communication

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Share Your Own Have an upcoming event you’d like to tell your association peers about? Experts gather in Seattle to discuss the brave new world of 21st-century communication. If so, shoot us an email at editorial@asaecenter.org, and you may see it on this page. Plus: a conference that sets its sights beyond our stratosphere.

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Tuesday Buzz: And the Web Goes Wild

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Also: how one event planner turned a keynote panel into a learning opportunity—and quickly. Downtown Seattle. The author of Conferences That Work had one of his biggest event-planning challenges ever recently, after a keynote panel at the 2014 Sustainable Meetings Conference. With Art Philadelphia.

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Wednesday Buzz: Facebook Ups Its Events Game

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“You can think about it like a weekend or weekly digest of cool stuff that you can do in your city,” Facebook Events Product Manager Aditya Koolwai explained to TechCrunch. Following the trending topics controversy , Facebook will likely be careful in its selection of events. Are we seeing the democratization of event planning?

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Coronavirus Updates for Association and Events Professionals – What You Need to Know

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The show goes on(line): As events cancel due to COVID-19, Seattle startup builds a virtual platform (source: GeekWire) March 12, 2020 – On a typical day, Pathable , the Seattle-based company that normally produces mobile apps for conferences and events, might get three to five inquiries on its website from people interested in a demo.

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Daily #COVID19 Updates for Association and Events Professionals – What You Need to Know

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The show goes on(line): As events cancel due to COVID-19, Seattle startup builds a virtual platform (source: GeekWire) March 12, 2020 – On a typical day, Pathable , the Seattle-based company that normally produces mobile apps for conferences and events, might get three to five inquiries on its website from people interested in a demo.