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The New York International Auto Show (April 2 - 11, 2010) will be back at the Jacob Javits Center and will have some of the hottest cars and trucks ever seen under one roof. That means more sneak peeks, brand new '10 & '11 production models and concept vehicles than ever before.
Given the state of the automobile industry, the world of cars needs a boost to add some drama and sexiness to the whole automotive experience.
The annual New York Auto Show offers this fun way to review and compare the world’s finest cars and trucks through state-of-the-art displays, celebrity appearances, prizes, giveaways, interactive exhibits and vehicle test drives.
For 110 years, NYIAS has stirred the the passion of car lovers with displays of futuristic concept cars, the latest editions of classic brands and advances in new technologies. With every new car on the market under one roof, without any pressure to buy anyone can peruse the state of the automotive arts in one day.
It's not so much about coming to the Javits Center to buy a car but to get excited about being in one and feeding off the act of moving — at whatever speed.
The Show is the only place locally that one can explore the technological breakthroughs that are changing the way we drive and how we drive. And in recent years, the show has been helping to promote alternative fuels, green technologies and ways in which the established industry is incorporating these developments in the business at hand.
From revolutionary safety equipment that automatically brakes the vehicle if it senses an impending crash to features that allow your car to park itself, you can experience the developments that will be in the car you buy tomorrow. Be at the forefront of how the driving experience will be radically different from the way you are driving today.
Or just visit the show just to find out how different the rich live when you try to sit in a six-figure Lamborgini, Mazerati, Bentley or Porsche.
The best thing about the show is that it's really a day-long experience, as it runs from from:
11 a.m. until 10:30 p.m. Monday through Saturday
10 a.m. until 7 p.m. on Sundays
For a detailed schedule, ticket prices and packages and general information contact: http://www.autoshowny.com/
New York International Auto Show
April 2 - 11, 2010
Javits Center
The International Artexpo New York 2010 is the world’s largest fine art trade show, providing dealers with access to thousands of wholesale works from artists and publishers in one single venue. Over its 30-year history, Artexpo New York has hosted many of the world’s most renowned artists, including Andy Warhol, Peter Max, Robert Rauschenberg, Robert Indiana and Leroy Neiman.
As the 32nd annual Artexpo New York is shaping up, this year's event stands to be the best show yet having moved to a new location -- Pier 94 on the Hudson River at West 54th Street -- with hundreds of innovative exhibiting artists, galleries and publishers from across the globe, showcasing original artwork, prints, paintings, drawings, sculpture, photography, ceramics, giclee, lithographs, glass works and more, all under one roof. Trumping last year with more exhibitors and additional square footage, the show plans to host more than 25,000 buyers and art enthusiasts.
The 2010 International Artexpo Education Series will offer three days of seminars and conference classes in two state-of-the-art theaters. These courses will offer expert perspectives on subjects ranging from art and the economy, small business management and art marketing, to social media for artists and more.
The popular “Solo” show will also return, with more than 250 of the world’s top emerging, independent artists exhibiting and selling their work in the hopes of being discovered. A new addition to this year’s SOLO show will be a “SOLO Jury” composed of influencers and tastemakers from the design, fashion, art and culture worlds who will critique and nominate Solo’s “best in show.”
Artexpo New York 2010
Pier 94 at the Hudson River and West 54th Street
New York NY
For anyone who uses the web as their business medium, especially if you are the owner or producer of a website, then Search Engine Strategies New York (March 22-26, 2010 at the Hilton New York), puts you in front of the innovators creating the technologies fueling the future.
Even during this recession, the digital economy is one of the few safe havens for growth and investment, as search continues to be among the most cost effective and measurable mediums for marketers. A recent Efficient Frontier survey found that retail boosted search spend in the 4th quarter of 2009 up 17% year over year.
Almost every day technology takes search beyond the confines of your everyday engine and further integrates it into the way in which users consume data. So SES New York 2010 doesn't focusing solely on SEO and PPC and keyword research (though we will cover that too). It traces the natural evolution of search exploring topics like digital asset optimization, mobile application development, the transition from search to discovery and so much more. We'll show you how search is being transformed for an on demand, on the go consumer base, and what trends you need to start employing today to keep pace.
The effectiveness of search is no better reflected than in its overwhelming interest among businesses. This year alone more than 5000 marketers, across 40 countries are projected to attend SES New York taking place March 22-26, the largest search marketing conference of the year.
Voices like Yusef Mehdi, Sr. VP of Online Audience Business for Bing, are tracing the evolution of search, the end user, and the market place itself, helping marketers understand what it means for them. And that's not all; there are more than 12 sessions at this year's show there are sessions dedicated to the state and future of search including topics like:
10 Things To Supercharge Your SEM Campaigns in 2010
Be Awesome: Ideas for Approaching Search Analytics Differently
Search & the Integrated Marketing Mix
From Real- Time Search to Dynamic Discovery
The Evolution of Search: End Users Signal The Way
The Beyond the Crawlers, Search on the Edge, and News and Advertising tracks are a few of the many sessions exploring the progression of search.
Some of these sessions include:
Digital Asset Optimization
Pushing Content via XML, RSS & Site Maps
From Search to Discovery
Augmented Reality: It's a Brave New World
Real Time SEO: No More Yesterday's New
There are SEM and Partnered Training Workshops:
Two days of full and half-day training workshops offered by SES, Bruce Clay, Base Camp, and Page Zero Media focusing on SEO, Search Analytics, and Paid Search Training.
With the panels and Keynotes, there are leading voices in search and digital technology available including the likes of Avinash Kaushik, David Meerman Scott, Tim Ash, Ray Comstock and others.
And if you can't attend then hear the speakers and keynote for SES New York Avinash Kaushik, Analytics Evangelist for Google on demand in a free webcast: Analytics 2010 - Driving the data!
For more info go to: http://www.searchenginestrategies.com/newyork/
Expo Hall Hours:
Tuesday, March 23
10:00am-6:45pm
Networking Reception
5:45pm-6:45pm
Wednesday, March 24
10:00am-4:00pm
Registration Hours:
Tuesday, March 23
7:30am-6:45pm
Wednesday, March 24
8:00am-6:00pm
Thursday, March 25
8:00am-4:00pm
Conference Hours:
Tuesday, March 23
9:00am-5:30pm
Wednesday, March 24
9:00am-5:15pm
Thursday, March 25
9:00am-5:00pm
Training Workshops:
Monday, March 22
Friday, March 26
8:30am-5:30pm (Partnered Training)
8:00am-5:00pm (SEM Training)
March 22-26, 2010
Hilton New York