Social networking on speed: LS:N Global hosts first network evening

Social networking on speed: LS:N Global hosts first network evening

Social networking on speed: LS:N Global hosts first network evening

London – Social media, what it means to brands, and how to implement it effectively were the main topics of discussion yesterday at the first LS:N Global network evening. Five key speakers – each an expert in social media – and an intimate group of networkers met to discuss the ins and outs of Twittering and various social tools at Shoreditch’s Lounge Bohemia. Featured speakers on the night were the BBC’s Hugh Garry, James Bull of Moving Brands, social media consultants Lisa Devaney and Darika Ahrens, and Dave Haynes of SoundCloud. Things were kept to the point and informative through our innovative form of ‘speed networking’, in which each speaker was given a short amount of time at each table of guests to pitch and discuss an idea about social media.

Our complete report on social media, featuring a comprehensive snapshot of how social media is being used, and how brands can use it properly, will be published next week in LS:N Global’s market section. Stay tuned for information on our next network evening.

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