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AOP 3C Summit intro video credits
AOP Event Highlights in 2009
Who owns the content, and does it matter?
“Generation Z doesn’t seek Copyright Clearance” - Andrew Murray, Legal Project Lead, Creative Commons England and Wales / Reader in Law, London School of Economics
2500 Creative Commons Licenses by qthomasbower
Copyright is for losers by 917press
Building Communities around content
Community by niallkennedy
“Online communities are pure business preservation for publishers" - FT Alphaville Editor Paul Murphy
History of Online Community Panel 1 by Choconancy1
"We'll provide the venue, users hold the party" - Farmers Weekly Online Editor Julian Gairdner
foster a d.thinking community? by monsieur paradis
"Push the ego drivers within your site" - Richard Cole, Head of Communities at Current TV
Map of Online Communities by D’arcy Norman
online_communities by .mw
Ecommerce & diversifying revenues
“In the 1920s, Nokia was still selling rubber” – Gary Cole, Commercial Director, Diagonal View
Zoom by Whatknot
monopoly-e-commerce by danielbroche
"Seismic changes in approach are mandatory, not optional" - Telegraph Digital Director Brian Harrison
17 pennies by Will Lion
Editorial technologies shaping multimedia publishing
Are you using the right platform? by edmittance
TV on YouTube on my Wii on my wall by dan taylor
“The reason I’m a digital journalist is I can tell the story in the way it was meant to be told" – Guardian Blogs Editor Kevin Anderson
digital camera by tamaki
No technology in Brighton by Sammy0716
Maintaining editorial standards while driving SEO
Google Classic: Please Allow 30 Days for your Search Results by dullhunk
“Scuba-diving through a sea of content, to skimming over it on a jet ski” – Dr. Andrew Currah, Lecturer and Research Fellow at Oxford University's Reuters Institute for the study of journalism.
An apple with the logo of Google made with laser by missha
Some Questions Can't Be Answered by Google by Mykl Roventine
Britney Spears: A life mosaic by tsevis
B2B Forum - making business communities work online
The People I Follow On Twitter (June 18, 2007) by CC Chapman
My design for Twitter's "over capacity" screen by Mykl Roventine
Twitter bringing “core delivery to your target audience” / “Social networks can can filter signals from noise” – John Welsh, Digital Director at UBM Live.
Going Global - Monetising your international audience
Metropolis Globe New York by werkunz1
Globe by _fLeMmA__
“Treat each market as a separate P&L” - Improve Digital Founder Joelle Frijters
Money money money by Whatknot
Shaping Your Digital Business for Success In 2010
CR2346 by Whatknot
Crossing by Whatknot
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“A shared vision of why you want to be a part of the digital future is vital.” – Howard Davies, Media Partner at Deloitte
AOP Summit 2009
“decision-ready information” is key to success in B2B publishing - Emap CEO David GilbertsonChris Cramer, Head of Global Multimedia, Reuters gave an alternative view of future media business models, as based on practised, demonstrable editorial integrity, twinned with content curation and the link economy – media as guide rather than oracle.
Publishers should be investing in developing “content which can change
behaviour” - Saatchi & Saatchi EMEA Chief Executive Simon Francis called
for greater collaboration between ad creatives and editorial teams and
creatives within publishing.
Research Forum
“in an integrational world, UKOM is a game-changer”David Fletcher, Head of MEC MediaLab, Mediaedge:cia
"Take 10-12 KPIs with a clear line of site, then obsess over them"
David Fletcher, Head of MEC MediaLab, Mediaedge:cia
Digital Life by whatknot
Notes for NNFP webinar 090108 by esagor
Microlocal media forum
Hyperlocal in the UK is "an ecosystem of varying motivations"- Guardian Local Launch Editor Sarah Hartley
Berlin Night Life by Werner Kunz
"The power lies somewhere in the middle."
- Trinity Mirror Head of Multimedia David Higgerson
Somewhere Europe by Whatknot
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