Impromtu Cheeseburgers And Beer Make A Better Trade Show

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Sometimes the best part of going to an industry trade show is the unexpected get togethers that occur. I knew 360i Director of Strategic Planning David Berkowitz would be at the ad:tech San Francisco show but I didn’t expect to run into him on the corner of 4th and Howard after leaving the exhibit hall heading back to the hotel. He was on his way to meet a few folks prior to catching a ball game. So we both headed over to some burger bar where he was meeting the others.

For the first time in a while, I bit into a huge juicy cheeseburger while talking about mobile marketing, blogging, RSS, podcasting, Hitachi’s perpendicular bits and Britney Spears pre-Federline. David and I were joined by Author Shel Israel, tangent mobile CEO Reno Marioni, WYSE Web Marketing Manager Juan del Real, Feedster Business Development Manager James Gross and Hitachi Global Web Marketing Manager Jeremiah Owyang,

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