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Busy times at DUB! We presented at the  Mid-Atlantic Venture Association’s Capital Connection last week. Couple hundred VCs and their closest friends turned out to see 30 of the hottest tech companies on the East Coast and DUB got some great reviews! (see the  nice Tweet below)

@reed_on_the_run: DubMeNow best pitch of day so far #capcon. Digital bizcards that u can easily swap at event like this. Links to linkedin, sfdc, etc.

We were also named one of DC’s Most Buzzed about companies by the Northern Virginia Tech Council.

This week it’s the Mashable Social Media Marketing event and Internet Week in NY!!

Last week, Manoj was out in the Valley for TiECon, the largest annual convention of entrepreneurs, and Venture Capitalists in the US.  We’re working getting some action photos from the event… check back soon to see what we got.

You never know when you might get run over by the leader of the free world! Pres. Obama blocked some serious traffic the other day while I was walking down I Street (not far from the White House). I caught a quick photo then Dubbed him before getting the evil eye from Secret Service.

POTUS driving down I Street in DC.

This past Tuesday, I was in Burlingame on an beautiful night in SV for Technologizer’s Tweetup.  No, a tweetup is not a collection of birds or nerds. well, actually now that I think about it…  No, it was pretty interesting, and I got some free wine courtesy of Nectar, the wine bar hosting this shindig.

I knew the event would be well attended, but it was real treat getting to meet John Pallatto and Steven Levy.  I’ve got confirmation that John is now a DUB user and I’m still working on Steven.  He’ll come around!

Last Friday, I attended the LiveUmbrella (@LiveUmbrella) entrepreneur networking event in Palo Alto.  As before, my goal at this event was to continue to build awareness at the grassroots level, and get more early adopters using DUB.  I think the feedback speaks for itself…

Are you ‘dubbing’ people yet?  If you’re not, you should be…

One of the cool things you can do with DUB is create a Group Exchange.  The photo above is from the BootstrapMD Conference (@BootstrapMD).  Group Exchange allows you to create a group and wirelessly exchange contact info with everyone in the group.  Everyone at BootstrapMD was able to get everyone elses contact info in a simple and efficient way.  No matter how great a networker (or schmoozer) you are, it’s impossible to meet everyone at a conference or trade show.  But with Group Exchange, there’s now a way to at least get people’s contact information.  You can use DUB to create a group and rapidly exchange contact info with everyone in it.  This is great for conference calls, meetings and all sorts of impromptu gatherings.

Manoj (on the left) was on hand for Bisnow’s GOV 2.0 Schmooze explaining to all that there is an easier way to exchange and manage contact info.  The event featured some true titans of tech (and a lot of suits too).

Trevor Goss will be demoing DUB at SFNewTech on 5/6.  The event is at Mighty in the Mission.  If want to learn more about DUB, are hungry for the free tacos, or just in need of free drinks (you know who you are) come get involved.

SF New Tech is San Francisco’s largest and longest running regular new technology event series with over 5,000 members and counting.