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Event date: Feb 10, 2007

Community Next

The present and future of online communities at Stanford Universtiy on February 10.

"With so many communities popping up on the web, we felt it is important to bring it all together. We have created the conference for online communities and social networks. Welcome to Community Next.

Objectives of Conference
1. Connect people building online communities
2. Educate on how to make a successful online community / social network
3. Have fun

Where is the event?
Annenberg Auditorium
Stanford University

What will you learn?
* How did different online communities grow, get initial traction and what viral growth tactics worked?
* Why did some social networks succeed while others have failed?
* What are the right tools to build and scale your social network?
* Where is the revenue going to come from?
* What is the future for online communities?

Who are we?
Entrepreneur27 creates the premier events for entrepreneurs to socialize and educate. One of us worked at Facebook, one is an accountant and the others just love communities. Basically, we like making things that we would attend.”

Register:
http://www.communitynext.com/

Readers of eHub can use the discount code ‘eHub’ for $45 until January 11, 2007.

Posted Feb 10, 07

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