Being Digital Mashup Conference
0 Comments Published by Rudy De Waele June 8th, 2008 in Social Media, web 2.0, Announcements, Mashup, LBS, mobile 2.0, Trends, Innovation, Startups, Conversations, IPTV, Location-Based, Convergence, Events
This week I’m going to spend most of my time in London starting with an event I’m really looking forward to, the Being Digital Mashup Conference on 10th June and organised by Simon Grice and Tony Fish.
The purpose of the event is to debate the commercial, investment and tactical issues that matter when delivering and designing digital services that rely on variety (mashup) of information, data & services. The event has seven themed debates on advertising, identity, content, location, social, retail and search across the important platforms of web, mobile and TV. In each theme there will be leading demo companies showing why it is real and how advanced some actually are. You can check the full speakers list here.
I am not sure if there are still tickets available (I believe the event is - or nearly - sold out). Registration is here.
NOTE: “Being Digital” is also the title of a great book, written by Nicholas Negroponte; it was the book I read in 1995 that spearheaded me inside the digital age!
advertising, amf ventures, Announcements, being digital, beingdigital, content, convergence, Conversations, events, identity, innovation, iptv, lbs, location, location based, londonm event, Mashup, mashups, mobile, nicholas negroponte, platforms, retail, search, social, social media, startups, tonyfish, Trends, tv, Ubiquity, web, web 2.0
Jyri Engeström on the Future of Participatory Media
2 Comments Published by Rudy De Waele June 23rd, 2007 in Social Media, Mobile Apps, Mobile Lifestyle, web 2.0, we media, Mashup, Viral, Moblog, Mobile RSS, mobile 2.0, Mobile Blog, Trends, Mobile Culture, Mobile Monday, Innovation, Startups, Ubiquitous Devices, Location-Based, ConvergenceIf you have a moment, I highly recommend to view this presentation Jaiku co-founder Jyri Engeström gave at Reboot 9.0 and at Mobile Monday Amsterdam recently on the future of participatory media.
Probably one of the most comprehensive views on social media titled Microblogging: Tiny social objects.
Why people like microblogging? Because most people can’t write several blogposts per day/week but like to keep conversations alive around topics and they like to stay connected with eachother in a simple and easy way (accesible through different interfaces and/or devices), including the mobile phone obviously 
I also started an mTrends channel for stuff you’d like to bring to my attention - and to mTrends readers of course: from any Jaiku interface you can post to mTrends channel by prefixing your message with the #mTrends channelname.
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Differences between Culture and Code
0 Comments Published by Rudy De Waele January 1st, 2007 in Mobile Music, Social Media, Mobile Content, we media, Analysis, mobile 2.0, Trends, Mobile Culture
For anyone kicking of 2007 working in content, digital distribution and digital rights management, do take an hour to watch this conference of Lawrence Lessig on “The Differences between Culture and Code” from the 23rd Chaos Communication Congress in Berlin last week. Absolutely recommendable if you want to understand what current technology evolution does with content and culture and how to find solutions to manage these changes in a fair way.
Via Enrique Dans, via Joi Ito.
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Mobile 2.0 at Read/WriteWeb
0 Comments Published by Rudy De Waele December 11th, 2006 in Social Media, Operators, Mobile Apps, Mobile Web, web 2.0, Mobile Content, Podcasts, Announcements, Analysis, Mashup, Viral, User-Experience, Usability, Mobile Search, Wimax, Mobile OS, Bluetooth, Mobile RSS, mobile 2.0, Mobile Web Server, Experience Design, Trends, Image Recognition, Augmented Reality, QR codes, Ubiquitous Marketing, Under The Radar, Innovation, W3C, Mobile Video, Startups
Kudos to Richard MacManus who offered me his space today in an idea to write some articles around the Mobile 2.0 subject to intend bridge the web 2.0 and mobile 2.0 communities. I’m kicking-off a mini-series of posts on the topic of Mobile 2.0, which will be explored more in detail on Read/WriteWeb this week.
“On the eve of Le Web 3 in Paris - and one month after the Web 2.0 Summit concluded - it seems like an appropriate time to explore the world of the mobile Web, a.k.a. mobile 2.0. There has been a lot of discussion lately on this topic, a good deal of it inspired by the mobile 2.0 event - a one-day event held on 6 November 2006, organized by Daniel Appelquist and Mike Rowehl….”
Continue reading “Understanding Mobile 2.0“, in which I tried to give an overview of what I currently understand as Mobile 2.0 and I included some links to essential writing done on the topic by fellow mobilist bloggers.
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