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Thames Valley Social Media Cafe

Great minds from the Valley sharing their experiences with Social Media. Thames Valley that is, and the traditional M3/M4 technology corridor in the UK. Everyone is welcome. Come meet and mingle - you'll get to know some interesting people in an environment where it's ok to ask why Twitter users tweet and bloggers blog, and what it all means for business.

Want in? Just register for a login, click the confirmation message and add your details to the NextMeeting page...

The Thames Valley Social Media Cafe (@tvsmc (external link)

/ #tvsmc

on twitter) is an opportunity for those in the Thames Valley/M3/M4 corridor to meet, exchange knowledge and make connections. Inspired by Lloyd Davis' London Social Media Cafe (external link)

(aka Tuttle Club (external link)

), it's an open association of people exploring the interactions between the on-line and off-line world - specifically around social (and digital) media. The meetings provide an open exchange between people in businesses that work in and with social media, as well as people just getting to grips with the exciting possibilities.

This wiki is the place to register your interest, and also provides details of the NextMeeting. The Thames Valley Social Media Cafe attracts people from Surrey, Hampshire, Berkshire and beyond. TVSMC Meetings are on the 1st and 3rd Thursday of each month and alternate between locations in the area (usually Reading and Farnborough). Drop in anytime after 10am - folks drop in and out and some will be there into lunchtime.

You can keep up with updates either by subscribing to a page or following the blog (external link)

(via RSS

), or @TVSMC (external link)

on Twitter.

The next meeting of the TVSMC is in Reading on 18th March at the Alto Lounge in Caversham - please let us know if you're planning to come - sign yourself up!.

Click to sign up for a login - if you don't have one yet (keeps the pesky spammers under control), then sign in and add your name to the NextMeeting page. this video shows you how - it only takes a minute (external link)