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Updated with new pictures! We're putting up your 2009 conference photos as fast as we can. Here is what we have so far.  Read more

I'm the one who squees and hugs in the hotel lobby when I recognize you when you walk in. That's me. I"m frantic and frazzled trying to make sure stuff is taken care of so you have a great time, but it really comes down to that moment when we finally touch. I can't do that this year. This evil illness that has taken many of my organs and is scheduled to take more won't allow the travel or the marathon of information and hug-fest that is BlogHer '10.  Read more

My daughter, the tiny ballerina, has a poster of a dancer on her closet door. I never get tired of looking at the energy jumping out of this woman's fingers and toes; she is grace.  Read more

Worried you won't know where to go or who to see? Fret not! Here's the one post with everything you need to know about BlogHer '10!  Read more

When planning the first BlogHer conference back in mid-2005, we knew we wanted our session format to be a bit different than the conference norms at the time. Interactive. Engaging. Participatory. Practical. And no shilling (aka commercials or stump speeches masquerading as usable content and actionable information).We enlisted the help of a volunteer to draft our initial Speaker Guidelines and then worked with a volunteer committee to fine tune them.   Read more

Many bloggers choose WordPress when creating a new blog: the interface is simple enough for even the most novice blogger, and themes are fairly easy to change. More savvy bloggers customize their sites, which requires knowledge of HTML, and CSS, and PHP. If you're looking for your next Geeky challenge, we've got just the session for you! We're calling it:  "Creating (or Massively Altering) a WordPress Theme." The workshop is intended for Intermediate to Advanced levels.  Read more

New York City’s greenmarket network is one of the largest city-based series of farmers’ markets. When the women (and men) of BlogHer 2010 descend on NYC, East Coast farmers will be harvesting peak summer produce. Tomatoes, cucumbers, summer squash, peppers -- these are just a few of the vegetables to taste and enjoy from the markets while visiting the Big Apple.  Read more

We're putting up your 2005 conference photos as fast as we can. Here is what we have so far.  Read more

Updated! Please enjoy the official BlogHer conference photo set from 2009! There are more than 200 photos in this set, so click all you want, we'll make more. You can check out all BlogHer conference photos at our conference photo archive.  Read more

Updated with new photos! We're putting up your 2007 conference photos as fast as we can. Here is what we have so far.  Read more

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BlogHer '10

August 5-7, 2010

New York, NY

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October 8-9, 2010

San Francisco, CA

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