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Friday, May 28, 2010

A History of Bringing You Great Minds

Here Are Some of the Great Minds You'll Hear at Convergence This Year

Great minds don't always think alike. At Convergence, we try to stimulate new ideas that you can implement in your radio station when you return. It's all about revenue and audience-building, and we bring outsiders and insiders to give you a snapshot of the media world we're living in and how you can best capture revenues at your radio station. This isn't future talk, its about what is happening today, which you may not be aware of.... but should be.

This year's focus is social networking, which is not a fad but a legitimate tool for increasing revenues. We'll show you why this is a giant revolution for business and how you can capture it to your advantage at your radio station.

Guy Kawasaki returns as the Convergence opening keynote speaker by popular demand, this year with an entirely new and expanded presentation on "The Art of Social Networking."
Internet marketing pioneer, author, and social media expert Jeffrey Eisenberg talks about "Clicking the Ruby Slippers: Why Business Can't Ignore Social Media."
Promote A Book founder Michael Drew delivers his acclaimed "Pendulum" presentation -- explaining the cyclical shifts in societal attitudes that can be capitalized on by smart entrepreneurs.
Closing keynoter Rob Curley of Greenspun Media and the Las Vegas Sun has done ground-breaking work in digital media for the newspaper industry, and he has some never-before-revealed ideas on a new approach to hyperlocalism that you won't want to miss.
Researcher, futurist, and influential Hear 2.0 blogger Mark Ramsey lays out his vision for the future of radio.
Borrell Associates' Gordon Borrell covers the key area of "Interactive Revenues: Who's Doing the Best, and How They're Doing It"
AccuRadio CEO Kurt Hanson presents his highly anticipated "State of the Industry" talk, and moderates a panel on "The State of Online Audio"