Does Santa Claus use the web to keep track of children’s wishlists? Does Mrs Claus monitor Facebook to sort out who’s naughty and nice? What is Frosty’s Twitter ID? Can you use foursquare to check in at the North Pole? Can you use Twegather to plan your New Years Eve party?
Debate these questions (see my answers below) and many other commonly asked questions at the next TeamCamp. Plus that’s not all: listen to webentrepreneurs pitch the latest and greatest ideas and speculation about the “next big thing” in 2010.
Coming? Bring your favourite Christmas treat and let’s make it a party!
When: This Thursday Dec 17th, ’09 @ 5:45pm – 8:00pm
When: The Code Factory, 246 Queen St, Ottawa – use the buzzer to take the elevator up to the 2nd floor
Let us know if your coming via Twegather
Reply Yes ›
Reply Maybe ›
Or just show up!
And don’t forget about the “cookie jar”…
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Answers to questions above:
- Yes – Santa has a web site: http://www.santaclaus.com. Another interesting fact: Santa created Linux (with the Tooth Ferry’s help)
- Maybe – But would you take the chance? Be careful what you write in your status, you never know who’s watching (adults only). Also, watch out for Facebook Santa scammers!
- Possibly – There are a large number of Twitterers named Jack Frost. Could one of them be the real frosty?
- Sorry, no – The North Pole is not yet been added to Foursquare, but check again soon!
- Yes, absolutely – Twegather is perfect especially if you want lot’s of your Twitter friends to come. Ask to retweet your invitation and you might get their friends too. But make sure you have lots of room – you might get more party goers then you expected!
