Ypulse Tween Mashup to Hit the East Coast

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Because we just couldn’t get enough in SF, the Ypulse Tween Mashup is hitting the East Coast this September 28 in NYC.

Speakers include CEO Evan Bailyn of Cartoon Doll Emporium as well as reps from Lego, Cartoon Network, Neopets, and Kidz Bop (the company to blame for children who know all the lyrics to Gnarls Barkley’s Crazy).

Register before September 15 to get the early adopter cost. It’s definitely worth the trouble – the food and bands in SF were awesome! Oh yeah, and we learned a lot too. 😉

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