b.TWEEN08 – Relegating Conference Q And A Sessions To The Dustbin
Posted on 04. Jul, 2008 by Chi-chi Ekweozor in Events, Inspired, Legal Issues
So here’s my rather belated post looking at a couple of interesting breakout sessions at Manchester’s recently concluded b.TWEEN08 conference.
For the uninitiated, this post is part of a series covering the b.TWEEN08 conference that took place at Manchester’s Museum of Science and Industry from 18-20 June. Click on the “b.TWEEN08” tag to see all articles in the series.
I’m discussing the conference organizers decision to scrap the traditional ‘roving microphone amongst the audience’ question and answer session after each presentation in favour of distributed ‘break out’ discussions in specially allocated areas within the main conference hall.
b.TWEEN08 Conference Highlights – Day 2 – 20th June – Part 2
Posted on 25. Jun, 2008 by Chi-chi Ekweozor in Events, Inspired, Multi-Platform Content
As promised, here’s the follow up to my Day 2 highlights of the recently concluded b.TWEEN08 conference in Manchester. Here’s what happened on Day 1.
There have been a couple of neat write ups of the conference around the web not least Kaiser Kuo of Ogilvy China’s follow up post about his much discussed ‘Censorship, Culture and Chinese Netizens’ talk.
Kaiser’s talk appears to be everyone’s favourite from the conference: it’s even garnered a mention on Matt Locke, Commissioning Editor for Education & New Media at Channel 4’s blog.
b.TWEEN08 Conference Highlights – Day 2 – 20th June – Part 1
Posted on 21. Jun, 2008 by Chi-chi Ekweozor in Events, Inspired
What a brilliant event! The highly anticipated b.TWEEN08 conference has come and gone and Manchester is richer for it.
Here’s what happened on Day 1. There is also a pretty good write up at the Manchester Evening News‘ The Mancunian Way blog.
Here is the first part of my conference highlights for Day 2. As before, I’ve tried to post my account of each speaker’s session in their own words using favourite quotes and notable points.
I’ve decided to type more of my notes than I did yesterday so this is a rather long post. You have been warned.
For this reason Day 2’s highlights will come in two parts. I will finish the riveting Aggregators & Integrators session and also report on the very interesting Channel 4 Cross Platform Innovation session in a follow up post. Update: Here’s the follow up.
b.TWEEN08 Conference Highlights – Day 1 – 19th June
Posted on 20. Jun, 2008 by Chi-chi Ekweozor in Events
I didn’t get a chance to blog this yesterday, got in late after attending and presenting at the extremely interesting QuickFire event at Manchester’s Circle Club.
QuickFire is the b.TWEEN conference’s take on Pecha Kucha presentations and you can find out more info about them here. You can also watch the videos from all the events at b.TWEEN on their YouTube page. The webcast is here.
I’ll put my slides up on Slideshare over the weekend. Follow today’s (and yesterday’s) events on Twitter by tracking the #btween and #btween08 Twitter hash tags using summize.com. You can also check out a pretty impressive preview here at Conference 2.0.
Now onto the Day 1 highlights… (You can also check out Day 2’s highlights)
b.TWEEN08 conference, PUMA Manchester Exclusive Gig And More
Posted on 18. Jun, 2008 by Chi-chi Ekweozor in Events, Inspired
Things have been a bit quiet on the Real Fresh TV blog as I’ve been quite busy this week attending a couple of rather exciting events.
First was PUMA’s long awaited exclusive gig featuring grime maestros Hadouken! at Manchester’s MohoLive.
I met up with Nathan, winner of the 5 Day PUMA Manchester Giveaway online competition we ran for PUMA at the impressively well organized event and Nathan will be posting a gig review on the site shortly. You can see some pictures he took at last night’s gig on our Flickr page.
