"We are looking for a limited number of knowledgeable, high use fantasy players to beta test a new fantasy tool.It is a site, tool and app to organize your teams and have one portal to view all live scoring pages. There will be 2 additional gaming…"
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L.J. Barna's Groups
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Twitter Sports Connect
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Search and Social Market…
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Sports Social Networks
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The European perspective
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Profile Information
- What kind of company do you work for?
- other
- What is the name of your company?
- Karmamedia and LWp Communication
- What is your job title?
- OCM and PR trainee
- What is your job function?
- other
- Company Website
- http://karmamedia.eu http://lwpk.hu
- Personal Website
- http://palyagondnok.blog.hu http://kettonull.blog.hu
- Who referred you to SM 2.0? (Or how did you find it)?
- from the page of Pat Coyle
Latest Activity
L.J. Barna left a comment for L.J. Barna"Hi!
Unfortunately, my blog stopped, but I have a lot of things to do.
I work for two agencies at the same time: Karmamedia and LWp Communication. Karma is a PR agency, mainly online PR. LWp is a classic PR agency.
My career is well on…"
L.J. Barna left a comment for L.J. Barna"Hi everyone!
I have successfully activated the Google translator, so sometimes you can read my blog. Maybe I will write a post or two a week. There are other things these days. For example, I applied for the position of Hungarian Ice Hockey…"
L.J. Barna left a comment for L.J. Barna"Hmmm.
I wonder if my blog could somehow make up for a Google translator, then sometimes you also could you read what I write."
L.J. Barna posted a discussionNew York Knicks on Tumblr
Hi! Tumblr is a micro-blog service, which a little background is pressed. This is a complex micro blog: entry writing, photo, video and audio sharing, linking etc.. You can collect followers and you can follow anyone. You can reblog and indicate, if you like an entry. A few days ago the Knicks launched its own Tumblelog.http://newyorkknicks.tumblr.com/Do you know the Tumblr?Do you know any teams that shared content on Tumblr?See More
L.J. Barna left a comment for L.J. Barna"I will soon start the SM 2.0 "campaign" in Hungary with the help of this blog:
http://kettonull.blog.hu
the "kettonull" means 2-0
2.0 :)
smart, huh?
it will be an interesting round!"
L.J. Barna joined Stewart Whicker's group
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Developers of sports social networks. Share ideas to bring more people online to then go offline and play more sport.
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The European perspective
Sports 2.0 in Europe differs slightly from the US, Middle East or Far East. This groups focuses on the European perspective of sports 2.0 & sportsmarketing 2.0See More
It's Barna's page! SM 2.0!
Greetings from Hungary!
Hi everyone! I am a Hungarian member. In Hungary there aren't those attitudes and methods, that are with you there. My aim is to introduce the new concepts and terminology at home as well.
I'm sorry, but my English is slightly worn. I try to be perfect again.
Best Regards,
Barna
I'm sorry, but my English is slightly worn. I try to be perfect again.
Best Regards,
Barna
Comment Wall (5 comments)
- At 6:27pm on August 27, 2009,
L.J. Barna said… - I will soon start the SM 2.0 "campaign" in Hungary with the help of this blog:
http://kettonull.blog.hu
the "kettonull" means 2-0
2.0 :)
smart, huh?
it will be an interesting round!
- At 5:44pm on September 2, 2009, L.J. Barna said…
- Hmmm.
I wonder if my blog could somehow make up for a Google translator, then sometimes you also could you read what I write.
- At 10:15pm on September 3, 2009, L.J. Barna said…
- Hi everyone!
I have successfully activated the Google translator, so sometimes you can read my blog. Maybe I will write a post or two a week. There are other things these days. For example, I applied for the position of Hungarian Ice Hockey Federation's marketing and PR manager. Although I am young and have a little routine, but also a highly motivated and energetic. I hope I will be successful and get the job!
I put up links to my blog such as Jason's and Pat's blog. And I put up a quote too from Brian Solis, he says:
"Listening is marketing.
Participation is marketing.
Media is marketing.
Conversations are marketing.
Comments are marketing."
This is the slogan now.
Regards,
Barna
- At 2:43pm on October 25, 2009, L.J. Barna said…
- Hi!
Unfortunately, my blog stopped, but I have a lot of things to do.
I work for two agencies at the same time: Karmamedia and LWp Communication. Karma is a PR agency, mainly online PR. LWp is a classic PR agency.
My career is well on track.
/Sorry my English.:)/
Regards,
Barna
- At 4:37pm on June 3, 2011,
Curtis Bole said…
We are looking for a limited number of knowledgeable, high use fantasy players to beta test a new fantasy tool.
It is a site, tool and app to organize your teams and have one portal to view all live scoring pages. There will be 2 additional gaming elements to follow during the coming months. It will cover the four major sports in addition to nascar and golf. The soft launch for the site is August and the app will be available in September.
It might take an hour of your time to grasp the functionality and any feedback would be appreciated. You will also receive an entry into our inagural $50,000 suicide pool.
Regards,
Curtis
cbole32@aol.com
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