It seems right now that you can’t move for hype about Web 2.0. Whether it’s the rise of social networks such as MySpace and Friendster, tagging-based services such as del.icio.us and Flickr, or the multitudes of blogs, wikis and social content sites, Web 2.0 is big. But does it matter to your marketing? Is it worth diverting valuable budget towards? Or will the bubble burst to be replaced by the next big thing?

At Inside the bubble you’ll get the chance to ask the questions that matter to your business and get answers from experts at the coal-face of Web 2.0. You’ll have the opportunity to discuss the importance of new approaches to technology marketing with your peers. And you’ll get the chance to do it all in a relaxed atmosphere over cocktails and canapés.

Inside the bubble is being held at the stunning Serpentine Gallery Pavilion designed by Rem Koolhaas and Cecil Balmond. This event will be one of the final chances to see the pavilion, described by The Times as a “cosmic egg” before it closes forever.

You can register for Inside the bubble here. Alternatively, discover more about the panel here and find out more about the venue here.

When

Monday 9th October, 7pm until 9.30pm

Where

The Serpentine Gallery Pavilion, Kensington Gardens, London W2 3XA

Register

Here

Contact:

Jess Littlemore on 020 7349 2232 or to jess@b1.com

Who should attend?

Anyone involved in marketing technology in the consumer or business-to-business space. Inside the bubble is a panel-based event where you can ask the questions you want answering. It also provides a platform for debate with your peers on the issues and challenges you are currently facing.