I’m involved with the planning of a couple of events at the moment and maybe not surprisingly I am obsessing a little bit over getting the web presence aspect right. One of the events is relatively high profile and very much a topic that will mean it gets noticed by webby types so first and … Continue reading »
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Mobile Roadie: DIY iPhone App for your event
I wasn’t at LeWeb last week – it has never been one of those events that has appealed to me and the bad press it got last year certainly didn’t do much to change that opinion. It seems to have been more warmly received this year though and one of the real hits was Mobile … Continue reading »
Eventgineering: getting wifi right at events
Anyone who has read this blog for a while will know I am fascinated by the way events have been changing in the last few years. The rise of the unconference, live streaming and the backchannel are all elements I have written about before and I firmly believe we are only at the start of … Continue reading »
Introduction to backchannels and the amplified conference
The final section of my introduction to events 2.0 was about the concept of the backchannel and beyond that the whole concept of ‘amplifying’ the conference. Now as you can see from the links at the bottom of the page I have been thinking about some of these ideas for quite some time now and … Continue reading »
WordCamp UK
WordCamp UK – an unconference for users and fans of WordPress – takes place in Birmingham on the 19th and 20th of July. It looks like it should be a good event with support from Automattic (developers of WordPress) and some pretty innovative UK users of the (more than a) blog software. After dissapointingly realising … Continue reading »
