Follow the AES on Twitter here: @AESorg. When you send audio-related Tweets it helps to include “#AESorg” in your message so that others can find them. Once you start following @AESorg you will begin to see occasional updates from the AES in your Twitter feed so you’ll always be the first to know about things happening in the society.
Remember – when you tweet about the AES – make sure to include #AESorg in your message! Follow @AESorg on Twitter today!
If you’re on Facebook then you’ve probably noticed the messages that say “John Smith likes U2”. Well now you can tell the world that you’re an AES member and proud of it! Just visit our Facebook page and click on the “Like” button at the top of the page. You will also then see occasional updates from the AES in your news feed so you’ll always be the first to know about things happening in the society.
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The AES occasionally uploads audio-related videos to our YouTube channel. If you have a YouTube account then you can subscribe to our videos and receive notification whenever a new video is uploaded.
Instagram has become a great way for many people to stay abreast of what’s happening with the AES. All you have to do is follow us on Instagram. You will then be among the first to know about things happening in the society.
One of the primary goals of the AES is to help bring our members together at conventions and other smaller events such as conferences or section meetings. However, there may be other times when you need to contact a friend or colleague that you met in person but you no longer have their current contact information. We’ve created an official AES group on LinkedIn that can help with this issue.
Google+ is one of the newer social networks but is gaining popularity amongst users of Google apps. If you’d like to see AES news in your G+ Stream simply circle our Google+ page. You will then be among the first to know about things happening in the society.
The Audio Engineering Society’s social media presence (Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, and YouTube) offers members of AES and non-member visitors professional networking, sharing of resources and/or other engaging content, and exchanging of ideas and best practices. At no time should these platforms be used to house or distribute inappropriate content including (but not limited to) sales-oriented information; lewd, profane, or violent comments; personal attacks, including explicit or implicit discrimination; aggressive behavior; and/or spam.
AES reserves the right to monitor participation in its social media activities and remove any comments deemed inappropriate based on the discretion of AES staff only.
Please direct any questions, concerns, or complaints to membership@aes.org.