VIRALLY YOURS featuring THE GREAT VIRAL MARKETING DEBATE

CYBERSALON & NMK @ THE DANA CENTRE
VIRALLY YOURS featuring THE GREAT VIRAL MARKETING DEBATE
Wednesday, October 6th, 2004, 6.30-9pm
The Dana Centre, 165 Queen's Gate, South Kensington, London SW7 5HE <www.danacentre.org.uk>
Cost: This event is free but places must be booked by calling 020 7942 4040 or by emailing: <tickets[AT]danacentre.org.uk>
Nearest tubes: South Kensington/Gloucester Road

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Cybersalon and New Media Knowledge (NMK) join forces to
present an evening of debate and presentation exploring the use, abuse
and cultural impact of viral marketing.

Cybersalon invite social, cultural and artistic collectives
including Circle Line Party , Reclaim The Beach and Spam
Radio to explain how they have responded to our increasingly
viral world and effectively used viral marketing to build a community
or network and plan their events.

NMK present The Great Viral Marketing Debate. Justin
Kirby (a viral marketing fanatic) and Danny Meadows-Klue (who
doesn't believe viral is a valid form of advertising) battle it out
with the viral debate of the year! Ringmaster for this evening is Philip
Smith of Revolution.

We want you to visit the Cybersalon web site to contribute
ideas, raise questions and respond to the issues via an online WIKI and
to bring your wireless handheld and laptop devices to the event to contribute
to the ongoing discussion throughout the evening.   Questions can
be put to the panel via email in advance of the event via <questions[AT]cybersalon.org>.

The Science Museum's Dana Centre is the UK's newest venue
for adults to debate and discuss contemporary science issues. Complete
with a wired café-bar connecting it to people all around the world,
the Dana Centre brings exciting, informative and lively discussion to
people who want to talk about challenging and cutting edge topics in
science, the arts and culture.