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PiùBlog 2008

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Domani inzia PiùBlog all’interno di Più Libri Più Liberi, 7a fiera della piccola e media editoria al Palazzo dei Congressi di Roma Eur.

La manifestazione durerà dal 5 al 8 dicembre 2008, è veramente piena zeppa di eventi, date un occhiò al programma completo per maggiori info.

Domani, Venerdì, 5 dicembre, alle ore 17:00 parteciperò all’incontro “Webgrafie. Leggere il flusso di discorsi in rete“ moderato dall’amico Davide Bennato.

L’incontro sarà “interattivo” e multimediale e toccherà tutti i temi del tracciamento, analisi e visualizzazione delle conversazioni in rete. Io naturalmente porterò la mia esperienza parlando sia di BlogMeter che di Memesphere.

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