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06.10.08

Wikis, Blogs, Podcasts, Mashups and More!:
Understanding Today's Newest Forms of Media

Web 2.0 is more than a movement toward conversational media. It's a media revolution fueled by new technologies such as blogs, social networks, virtual worlds, and wikis. If you feel confused by the flurry of new media forms flying around the Internet, or maybe just want to learn how to make better use of them for your own business, check out this session. We'll take a fast-paced tour of the newest media technologies, showing you what they are, who's using them, and how you might use them in your own business.

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September, 2007 posts

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$100 Laptop Program Needs Your Help

by Mitch Maxson,  September 27th, 2007 , My profile
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In high school, it was pretty challenging to be an emerging futurist and proponent of digital convergence. I was fortunate enough to have at least one teacher who let me ramble on about it (thanks, Mr Goodwin), but for the most part, telling people in the mid-nineties that their computer ...Read on

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Who do you Blog for?: Tips for Increasing the Conversation

by Sarah Robbins,  September 27th, 2007 , My profile
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If you blog then you know the feeling of sitting at your keyboard staring at an empty Word doc or Wordpress page, thrumming your fingers on your coffee cup, and trying to decide what to write. Some days I have a hot topic in mind and I can't wait to ...Read on

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“Flipping” to Understand Marketing for Teen Girls

by Sarah Robbins,  September 26th, 2007 , My profile
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The Millennium Generation are by far the most media savvy generation around. They live in a hypermediated world surrounded by their Ipods, hundreds of TV channels, YouTube etc and they don't fall for gimmicky, fake advertising. They can smell a product lie a mile away. Need an example? Check out ...Read on

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