Search Engine Marketing Workshop in Chennai

This Article is to invite you to SearchCamp, Chennai.

SearchCamp, a two day event on Search Engine Marketing, the first of its kind event featuring workshops, debates and keynotes on the present state and evolution of Search Engine Marketing takes place @ Tidel Park, Chennai on the 6th & 7th of October.


Event Name: Search Camp
Start Time: September 06, 2007 (Thursday) at 08:00 AM
End Time: September 07, 2007 (Friday) at 06:00 PM

Phone : 044-28554421
Visit http://searchcamp.in/ for more info.
Mobile: 91-9884054506
Email: ezhilraja@gmail.com
Event ID: 10453
Permanent link: http://eventsinindia.com/event/10453

Description

SearchCamp is a two day event aimed to bring together the best minds from the Search Engine Marketing space to talk about search engine advertising, including optimization and marketing issues. This event is the first of its kind in India and will feature workshops, debates and keynotes on the present state and evolution of Search Engine Marketing.

When & Where?
The event is scheduled for the 6th & 7th of October 2007, and the venue is at the Main Auditorium, Tidel Park, Chennai.

The Event starts at 9 a.m, with Registration and a Light Breakfast.

Who is organizing the event?
Everyone is. SearchCamp runs as an unconference, where everyone is an organizer and there is no passive audience. So it is as much your event. The overall co-ordination is being done by The Knowledge Foundation, the same group behind events such as Barcamp Chennai, Blogcamp, WikiCamp.in and Proto.in.

Topics
Please visit the topics page. You can suggest topics. Feel free to add them.

Participants
Add your name in the participants list.

Cost
Rs.500 per person. It’s a door donation to meet the expenses towards venue, logistics and lunch. It’s still an unconference. Which means that each of us helps out by becoming a speaker or helping with the organizing or blogging/video blogging the event.

Accommodation
For more details on nearest hotels and friends who will host you at their homes, visit the accomodation page
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Rajnikanth's Sivaji sets record, Rs 1,500 for ticket

The latest Rajnikanth starrer Sivaji, is setting records even two days before release, with tickets being sold for Rs 1,500 each in the black market.
The movie is being released in 40 theatres across the city including three multiplexes. There will be four screenings daily.

Theatre managements said that tickets for the first two weeks have already been sold out. In Chennai tickets have been sold in one month advance. With hysteric fans jostling to have a sight of the ‘style king,' ticket prices in the black market are likely to go up even further.

If one goes by black market rates, the film has already overshadowed those of top Tollywood stars. For instance,

The latest Rajnikanth starrer, Sivaji, is setting records even two days before release, with tick- ets being sold for Rs 1,500 each in the black market. The movie is being released in 40 theatres across the city including three multiplexes. There will be four screenings daily. Theatre managements said that tickets for the first two weeks have already been sold out. With hysteric fans jostling to have a sight of the ‘style king,' ticket prices in the black market are likely to go up even further. If one goes by black market rates, the film has already overshadowed those of top Tollywood stars. For instance, tickets of Chiranjeevi's latest release ‘Stalin' and last year's ‘Tagore' were reportedly sold at Rs. 1,200 each. Other stars have never surpassed Rs 600.
"This is the first time that a Rajni film is getting such a response form Telugu audience," said H. Harish, who is in charge of Sangeet Theatre.

Rajni fans, especially autorickshaw drivers, have been flocking theatres in vain for the past few days. Cashing in on their desperation are black marketers, who are in for a harvest.

Fans are willing to do anything to watch the first show on the first day. "I will see the movie on the first day even if it costs me my life," said P. Raju an auto-rickshaw driver from Chikkadpally.

Raju is ready to pay Rs 500 for a ticket. He has been saving the money for the past six months. He is not alone in this. There are more than 100 Rajni fan clubs in the city and thousands of fans.

They themselves admit that no other film of the megastar has evoked such response in the city.

Mr Harish, meanwhile, said the theatre management could only monitor black marketers within the premises. "What happens outside the theatre should be taken care of the police," he said.

This was echoed by other managements too. They also denied the allegations made by frustrated fans that they were hand in glove with black marketers.

"We are not encouraging it," said the manager of Satyam Theatre. "We are not giving any person more than one or two tickets."

Police also supported the allegations of fans that some theatre managements had links with black marketeers. "We will post more policemen in mufti at the theatres to keep a tab on this," said Deputy Commissioner of Police (West Zone) N. Madhusudan Reddy, but even those black marketers who are caught are let off after a fine of Rs 200, which is just a small percentage of the money they make on a single ticket.
Source: DC