Plancast was a San Francisco startup for sharing plans and events, and its blog covered hiring, meetups, and startup community news.
HN comments mention it as a tool for finding conferences and events, with one finding it not very effective for promoting events, plus a job posting.
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Plancast (San Francisco, CA) - http://plancast.com
Backend Web Developer
Things you can expect to do:
-Work closely with co-founders Jay Marcyes and Mark Hendrickson
-Build out the "guts" of Plancast by constructing database-heavy models and controllers
-Lead development of major new features
-Help with the refinement and optimization of existing features
Qualities we're looking for
-5+ years web development experience
-Expert in PHP, MySQL, and Object Oriented programming
-Competent in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
-Experienced with Symfony or a similar development framework
-Comfortable with Unix command line interface
-Adept at Git or a similar version control system
-Happy to code projects large and small, as well as refactor code as necessary
-Loves coding
Investors include: SoftTechVC, True Ventures, Founders Fund Angel, Zelkova Ventures, Aydin Senkut, Saul Klein, David Cohen, Joshua Schachter, Dave McClure, Dan Martell, Ron Bouganim, Paige Craig, Naval Ravikan, and Shervin Pishevar.
We're currently a 3 person team. You WILL have a big impact on the future of the company.
More info: http://plancast.com/jobs
Kalimah Priforce (Qykno | Career Matchmaking 4 Kids)
There have been several discussions about this topic, including my own: "Startup America Should Look Like America" http://bit.ly/fuqcBB.
There are groups that are forming to address the need for diversity in the tech world.
The "Black Founders" Kickoff Launch Event is on Thursday, March 24th, 2011 at www.meetup.com/BlackFounders/events/16882191/
The Plancast event details are here: http://plancast.com/p/4cq2
We've recently launched four "Building While Brown" groups on facebook: Bay Area: http://on.fb.me/hyJJhM, NYC http://on.fb.me/fF2lXW, DC|VA http://on.fb.me/gf4beu and the RTP http://on.fb.me/dZCrnj
Because the video page doesn't give any info, here is the blurb...
Wed, Jan 25 from 12-4pm and Thurs, Jan 26 from 5-9pm.
500 Startups Demo Day is an invite-only showing for our 3rd batch (Fall/Winter 2011) of accelerator companies. This event is primarily for accredited investors, 500 Startups Mentors & Advisors.
To find out more about the companies visit: http://500.co/accelerator/accelerator-startups/
source:http://plancast.com/p/92pv/500-startups-demo-day-jan-2012
Meanwhile, I hold Office Hours weekly at the Alembic in San Francisco, something I've been doing on and off since 2008[0] (and based off of a friend's office hours, same time same place, which he starting holding in 2007).
If you'd like free, abrasive, honest advice, suggestions, etc, feel free to show up:
http://plancast.com/wooster
Bonus: it's free. Interesting people sometimes show up (other than myself, of course).
[0] Started at Coupa Café in Palo Alto.
There is also http://plancast.com and http://lanyrd.com (though the latter is aimed more at conferences). I haven't found either to be that effective in promoting an event, but since it's free to create an event, it may not hurt.
Facebook Events may have its drawbacks (the login wall), but I've found that sharing an event via Facebook - as opposed to email with Evite, Eventbrite, Meetup, etc - can be slightly more effective. That's just my experience though.