If you are on twitter as much as I am, you will notice the plethora of hashtags. On any given day, who knows how many are buzzing around. This week’s hashtag #CES and #KZone.
#CES is the The Consumer Electronics Show 2010 — happening now through January 10th in Las Vegas, NV. CES is the largest trade show held for consumer electronics and features products and the companies that create them. Quite a few twitter moms are there Maria, Amy, and many others. Even my favorite Real Housewife is there. Is there anyone more down-to-earth in an “I’ve got money, but I’m not flaunting it way” than Jill Zarin?
If you want to get to know Jill Zarin tune in to the #KZone, otherwise known as the live stage at the Kodak section of the CES. Yesterday’s session are available here: http://kzonelive.com/17.html. Today’s sessions are here.
Yesterday’s offerings…
The New CMO: Chief Memory Officer — A look at today’s CMO’s and how they create, share and relive moments in their lives.
Speakers include: Tina Sharkey (Chairman and Global President, Baby Center), Jill Zarin (The Real Housewives of NYC), and Jen Drexler (Director of Brand Insights, Just Ask A Woman)
It’s All About KISS — And we’re not talking about the rock band. Hear from leading women in technology about why simpler is better in today’s fast-paced world.
Speakers include: Linda Tischler (Senior Writer, FastCompany), Tina Sharkey (Chairman and Global President, Baby Center), Pam Sherman (author and public speaker known as The Suburban Outlaw), and Jen Drexler (Director of Brand Insights, Just Ask a Woman)
On tap today… Go here to watch live. If you have question for the panelists tweet a question using hashtag #KZone!
The M-Suite (3 p.m. PST) — How momtreprenuers and stay at home moms are building successful businesses.
Speakers include: Amanda Robinson (NaturalMommies.com), Sharon Napier (founder, Partners & Napier), Susan Tousi (Kodak), Soleil Moon Frye (actress), and Stacie Haight Connerty (blogger, @StacieinAtlanta, www.Thedivinemissmommy.com)
Help, My Mom Friended Me on Facebook (11 a.m. PST) — Kids eight and under will never know what life was like before Google. Learn how technology is changing their lives – and their parent’s lives in the process.
Speakers include: Pam Sherman (author and public speaker known as @SuburbanOutlaw), Susan Getgood (Blogwithintegrity.com), Jill Zarin (the Real Housewives of NYC), Linda Sawyer (CEO of Deutch), Christy Matte (editor of the Family Computing Guide, About.com)
Father Knows Best (5 p.m. PST) — It’s time to hear from the dads! Hear from these tech savvy dads on how they use technology with their kids, and the lessons learned.
Speakers include: Michael Ferrara (TechnoDad), Jeff Hayzlett (CMO, Kodak), Fred Fishkin (technology reporter, Bloomberg Radio), Jackson Lynch (WIRED)
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I like to photograph around 2/3 mostly cause they’re still innocent but can actually pose and help you with the photo!
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I love taking photos of my four year old. She’s in a silly stage
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I like the toddler stage. Thanks
I like to photograph the toddler age, they have such a personality and imagination
My favorite age to photograph is the toddler phase when they are always messy and always have a look of accomplishment with their mess lol
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My favorite age to photograph is 0-1 year of age.
I like the fun 2-3 year age range!
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I think each stage is a lot of fun to photograph.
I love to photograph children especially toddlers 4.5.amd 6 ages.
I love the chubby, rolly polly baby stage
My favorite age to photograph is adult.
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