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Tools of Change at Frankfurt Book Fair
For those of us not at the Frankfurt Book Fair this week, it’s been easier than ever to keep up with the presentations, the deals, the gossip and the bar-hopping (er, I mean stand-hopping) with the #fbf09 hashtag.
The various blogs and Twitter accounts covering the Book Fair include @thebookseller, the ever irreverent and entertaining @missdaisyfrost, [...]
Tools of Change 2009
Were you at the O’Reilly Tools of Change conference in New York last week? No? Me either. If, like me, you missed out on the annual digital publishing love-in, here is your crib sheet:
download the slides from your favourite presentations
watch Chris Brogan’s presentation on Blogging and Social Media.
Enjoy!
harnessing social media
Well, I made it to one seminar at the London Book Fair this year – and, of course, it was “Harnessing the Power of Social Media“. Will McInnes of Nixon McInnes, and Ros Lawler, Digital Marketing Manager at Random House, gave a useful overview of facts, opportunities and case studies. It was a little taster [...]
london book fair 2008
photo by FlickrDelusions
Another year, another Book Fair, another year older. Yes, Publishing Talk is one year old, dear reader; and you’ve helped develop it into one of the largest publishing communities on the Internet – now with around 1,200 Facebook Group members.
As for me, I’ve been a bad blogger. Busy with Other Things (who wants [...]
a community of readers
I wasn’t fortunate enough to get to the O’Reilly Tools of Change for Publishing conference in New York this year. But I have been looking at their new blog, a couple of posts from Sara Lloyd over at the digitalist, and Kassia Krozser’s take on it all over at Booksquare – all of which I’d [...]
martini marketing
As regular readers know, I’ve was at the Online Marketing Show last week, with my colleague Suzanne. Some interesting presentations, various friends to catch up with, and, well, some cocktails to be drunk.
One session that caught my interest, for buzzword value alone, contained the phrase: “a shift from megaphone marketing to martini marketing”. That’s in [...]
publishing and the internet
I’m pleased to see that, while I’ve been hard at work flanneuring around the Online Marketing Show (more of which later), the Internet seems to have become the hot topic of the week for publishers, with not one but two events at University College London. So here’s a last-minute heads-up to anyone in the London [...]
is this thing on?
I attended another conference today, in Los Angeles. Fortunately, it was a virtual conference hosted by MarketingProfs, so I could attend the sessions from the comfort of my office in the UK. The conference ran in New York time, and was attended by people from all over the world in a virtual conference environment. While [...]
blogs, social media and identity
I spent a day earlier this week holed up in the Marriott Hotel, Grosvenor Square, London for the second Blogs and Social Media Forum. Unlike the Corporate Podcasting Summit I attended earlier in the year, there was fairly decent representation from publishers. OK, they were mostly techy types rather than marketing and editorial (who I [...]
social media – the key growth area
One in five marketers now spend more than half their marketing budget online. And the key growth area for the next 12 months is social media.
Tools of Change at Frankfurt Book Fair
For those of us not at the Frankfurt Book Fair this week, it’s been easier than ever to keep up with the presentations, the deals, the gossip and the bar-hopping (er, I mean stand-hopping) with the #fbf09 hashtag.
The various blogs and Twitter accounts covering the Book Fair include @thebookseller, the ever irreverent and entertaining @missdaisyfrost, [...]
Tools of Change 2009
Were you at the O’Reilly Tools of Change conference in New York last week? No? Me either. If, like me, you missed out on the annual digital publishing love-in, here is your crib sheet:
download the slides from your favourite presentations
watch Chris Brogan’s presentation on Blogging and Social Media.
Enjoy!
harnessing social media
Well, I made it to one seminar at the London Book Fair this year – and, of course, it was “Harnessing the Power of Social Media“. Will McInnes of Nixon McInnes, and Ros Lawler, Digital Marketing Manager at Random House, gave a useful overview of facts, opportunities and case studies. It was a little taster [...]
london book fair 2008
photo by FlickrDelusions
Another year, another Book Fair, another year older. Yes, Publishing Talk is one year old, dear reader; and you’ve helped develop it into one of the largest publishing communities on the Internet – now with around 1,200 Facebook Group members.
As for me, I’ve been a bad blogger. Busy with Other Things (who wants [...]
a community of readers
I wasn’t fortunate enough to get to the O’Reilly Tools of Change for Publishing conference in New York this year. But I have been looking at their new blog, a couple of posts from Sara Lloyd over at the digitalist, and Kassia Krozser’s take on it all over at Booksquare – all of which I’d [...]
martini marketing
As regular readers know, I’ve was at the Online Marketing Show last week, with my colleague Suzanne. Some interesting presentations, various friends to catch up with, and, well, some cocktails to be drunk.
One session that caught my interest, for buzzword value alone, contained the phrase: “a shift from megaphone marketing to martini marketing”. That’s in [...]
publishing and the internet
I’m pleased to see that, while I’ve been hard at work flanneuring around the Online Marketing Show (more of which later), the Internet seems to have become the hot topic of the week for publishers, with not one but two events at University College London. So here’s a last-minute heads-up to anyone in the London [...]
is this thing on?
I attended another conference today, in Los Angeles. Fortunately, it was a virtual conference hosted by MarketingProfs, so I could attend the sessions from the comfort of my office in the UK. The conference ran in New York time, and was attended by people from all over the world in a virtual conference environment. While [...]
blogs, social media and identity
I spent a day earlier this week holed up in the Marriott Hotel, Grosvenor Square, London for the second Blogs and Social Media Forum. Unlike the Corporate Podcasting Summit I attended earlier in the year, there was fairly decent representation from publishers. OK, they were mostly techy types rather than marketing and editorial (who I [...]
social media – the key growth area
One in five marketers now spend more than half their marketing budget online. And the key growth area for the next 12 months is social media.
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