Every single product announcement at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show includes a reference to Facebook.

This trend repeats what we noted about last year’s conference in Las Vegas: Announced innovations have some integration with social media, along with a Facebook page to promote the brand.

And this year CES’ exhibitor count hit a new record, roughly 3,100. Their mentions of Facebook seem all the more interesting when you consider that the show is supposed to be focued on electronic devices more than any applications.

That absence means those of us who aren’t attending the conference have to slog through media reports to find out what’s going on. What are you reading about CES and social media that’s got you most intrigued, readers?

Still looking for a ticket to Facebook’s F8 developer conference at the Concourse Exhibition Center at San Francisco Design Center Thursday, September 22? Then make sure you’re online Friday at 9 a.m. Pacific Standard Time.

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Social Media Marketing Boot Camp starts in two days — meaning that’s all the time you have left to register.
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Hurry! Today’s the last day you can qualify for the early-bird discount price on AF Expo registration.
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Social Media Marketing Boot Camp returns for another go round June 8 through July 28, and if you register by this Wednesday you’ll get a $100 discount.
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Time is running out to register for our new online conference and workshop, Social Media Marketing Boot Camp.
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Social media will feature prominently in Friday sessions during this year’s International Consumer Electronics Show happening in Las Vegas.
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A few weeks ago we announced the first speakers for this year’s Social Ad Summit. Today I wanted to announced a second batch of speakers and also state that we’ve decided to open up registration. The primary reason for opening registration is that managing the invites while blogging and planning the conference was getting a bit overwhelming. We’ve actually had a large volume of invite requests (close to 1,000) but filtering through them was getting to be a task.
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