It has always been movmnt desire to bridge the Arts, particularly the Dance World to mainstream audience. We embrace our Pop Culture Heritage, and the blogosphere is part of our daily life, it came natural to me to host such a gathering which was more about the discussion itself than to promote the magazine. And going further in the idea, getting to know the bloggers while they got to know movmnt. :-)
Now, i would more than happy to send you a pair of socks :-)
I don’t want to put my email address publicly but if you send me a comment from movmnt,com/feedback, I’ll get it right away.

It was great to have you Evan, i hope to be able to renew the gathering soon.
David Benaym

Cedar Lake is really in the vanguard when it comes to bloggers and I am grateful to NEW YORK CITY BALLET, MORPHOSES and PARSONS DANCE also for the affability of their staff and publicists. As more companies begin to see the the ripple effects from the blogosphere I predict things will continue to change. Bloggers create a kind of buzz that mainstream writers don’t: partly because we are FAST and partly because it’s our passion rather than our job to write about the things we love.

Enormous credit is due to Kristin Sloan who single-handedly got the ball rolling. Without her, the idea of dance blogging would never have evolved.