Monthly Archives: February 2009

KidsOnlien unconference to dovetail with YPulse Youth Mashup

I’ve been working behind the scenes on planning our program for the 2009 Ypulse Youth Marketing Mashup event in June, which will include a Kids Online “Unconference” Sunday afternoon and three pre-conference sessions on Monday morning (more info on that coming soon). In addition to the pre-conference “formerly known as urban” (we’re working on a better name – suggestions welcome), and our youth marketing bootcamp, I’m working with Dan Coates from Ypulse sponsor SurveyU on a pre-conference focused on reaching college students.

The Ypulse Campus Case Study Slam | Ypulse

Catching up on my feeds and saw this mention in YPulse. Few months off, so save the date!

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Women Building the Future of Identity on the Web | Identity Matters | Fast Company

Then there’s Kids Online — this subject has gotten a lot of attention lately with the release of the Internet Safety Technical Task Force report. I have been working with two amazing women in this field and together the three of us produced an unconference in December called Kids Online: Balancing Safety and Fun.

Denise Tayloe is the founder and CEO of Privo. Their tools give parents tools to do permission management in compliance with the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA).

Joi Podgorny has been an online community manager for kids. Before becoming VP of Interactive Development at Ludorum she consulted for companies to develop and implement online strategies. Joi’s leadership continues to move the group forward and is leading the effort get a podcast going. The next event will likely be in June.

Women Building the Future of Identity on the Web | Identity Matters | Fast Company

Kaliya wrote a nice little thing about me in Fast Company.  :)

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