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Online Social Networking and Business Collaboration World

by Jye on Nov 17, 2008 with No Comments

Next week I'll be heading to Online Social Networking and Business Collaboration World (or OSCNBC?) to see Jenny and Laurel amongst others give their outlooks on the digital world.  Will I see you there? Topics to be covered: Marketing The content, Personalization, Lifestyle and Advertising phenomenon of social media and web 2.0 Digital Worlds: Social, Virtual, Mobile The Mobile Mob – mobile social networking Social networking redefining consumer engagement models Supporting and growing your digital marketing strategy through social media Creativity in Social Media Blogging your brand A ...

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Web Directions South 08

by Jye on Sep 11, 2008 with No Comments

30 sessions, 10 international speakers, 3 tracks, 5 workshops, 4 very full days covering the technologies, techniques and strategies you need to build the best possible web sites and applications. Who could argue with that? Builder AU will be partnering with WDS08 -- and what I'm actually looking forward to most is the chance to meet some of Australia's best minds and get their insights into array of topics. I'll also be meeting with colleagues for the first time in the flesh in a sort of offline-online meet up.  It's amazing how events like these have the power to bring people together. What's ...

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STUB 2

by Jye on Oct 04, 2007 with 1 Comment

Thursday was the second "Sydney Twitter Underground Brigade" Twitter meet up. Big thanks to Happener for putting on the drinks and nibbles. Was great to see the Twoddle* offline, and tweeting** with real speech, emotive gestures and LOLs you could hear. Great night. My favourite part was the name tag, and it was soon realised that your username was more important than your real name. *Twoddle: Collective name for group who use Twitter **Tweet: singular item posted on Twitter The video interviews of the night by Scott-Bradley Pearce has been released today. Hope to see you twits at number three. Do you follow ...

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