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Video killed the radio star? Harnessing the magic of video for your online properties
- Date:
- 13 Mar 2007
- Time:
- 13.30 to 16:00
- Venue:
- VNU Studio
- Address:
- Incisive Media: 32-34 Broadwick Street, London, W1A 2HG
Event Description
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With the success of YouTube, it looks like video might be the next bandwagon, and publishers need to keep abreast of the latest developments.
Presenting at the forum, moderated by Michael Nutley, editor-in-chief, New Media Age, were: Robin Smyth, executive director of Roo Media; Duncan Tickell, publishing director, VNU; Matt West, Video Product Manager, Yahoo; and Simon Cam, Head of SuperGlue, who discussed the many challenges raised by providing video content online.
Click on the links below to download the presentations:
Robin Smyth, ROO MediaDownload Type: pdf
Download Size: 5866k
Duncan Tickell, VNU/Incisive MediaDownload Type: pdf
Download Size: 3493k
Matt West, Yahoo!Download Type: pdf
Download Size: 2380k
Simon Cam, SuperGlueDownload Type: pdf
Download Size: 402k
For more information please contact AOP at: events@ukaop.org.uk or 020 7400 7566.
With the success of YouTube, it looks like video might be the next bandwagon, and publishers need to keep abreast of the latest developments.
Presenting at the forum, moderated by Michael Nutley, editor-in-chief, New Media Age, were: Robin Smyth, executive director of Roo Media; Duncan Tickell, publishing director, VNU; Matt West, Video Product Manager, Yahoo; and Simon Cam, Head of SuperGlue, who discussed the many challenges raised by providing video content online.
Click on the links below to download the presentations:
Robin Smyth, ROO MediaDownload Type: pdf
Download Size: 5866k
Duncan Tickell, VNU/Incisive MediaDownload Type: pdf
Download Size: 3493k
Matt West, Yahoo!Download Type: pdf
Download Size: 2380k
Simon Cam, SuperGlueDownload Type: pdf
Download Size: 402k
For more information please contact AOP at: events@ukaop.org.uk or 020 7400 7566.
