Hold the date: Internet Summit 2010 set for November 17-18 in Raleigh, NC

3rd Annual Conference to feature dozens of Internet thought leaders and over 1200 attendees discussing the present and future of the web.

Internet Summit 2010 is set for November 17-18th in Raleigh, North Carolina named America's most wired city by Forbes Magazine.

The two-day conference comes on the heels of last year’s sold-out event which featured over 80 expert speakers and 1200 attendees from some of the Internet's top brands and thought leaders.

The Internet Summit, designed for senior executives, internet entrepreneurs, marketing professionals, IT professionals and business strategists, will cover trends and best practices in such Internet centric areas as social media, online advertising, search, cloud computing, mobile strategies, e-commerce, geolocation, online video and more.

Last year's Internet Summit featured prominent Internet thought leaders from organizations such as Google, Digg, Pandora, Expedia, Technorati, ESPN.com, comScore, Lendingtree.com, Microsoft, 1-800-Flowers.com, Meebo, SAS, Blogger, Weblogs, Shoebuy.com, Alice.com and ShareThis to name a few.
Highlights for the 2010 Internet Summit will include:

• 100+ expert speakers discussing best practices and trends
• Hours of networking opportunities between attendees, speakers and sponsors
• Multi-track actionable "micro topic" discussions
• Hands on preconference intensive learning sessions
• Expanded Demo Showcase highlighting future Internet superstars
  

Internet Summit is presented by TechMedia, a leading technology media and events firm, and Southern Capitol Ventures, a leading venture capital firm focused on software, e-commerce and digital media.
Registration will open in the next few weeks and will be available on a first come basis as all previous Internet Summit's have been sell outs. Attendees can sign up for registration notification, specials and general conference updates on the Internet Summit website.