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The inaugural NMK podcast from our Content 2.0 conference held at the RSA in London on 6th June 2006 has gone live. Hear the keynotes, debates and forum sessions that explored how we will search for and market content in the age of social networks, user-created content and disruptive technologies...
You can now listen to the NMK podcast from our Content 2.0 conference held at the RSA in London on 6th June 2006.
[UPDATE 24th July: We have added the iTunes link now. Please be aware that iTunes settings mean that you must have iTunes to see this page, and you will only see the 4 most recent podcast files - but there are 8 in total from the conference.]
The day saw leading experts and practitioners in the digital
space - from Yahoo, Microsoft, Myspace, BBC, Broadband Mechanics
and elsewhere - come together with an informed audience for a
day of discussion and debate on some of the key issues and
developments facing the content industries: social networks and
ownership of digital identity, blogging and control, Marketing
2.0, brands and trust, social search and recommendation,
folksonomy and tagging, and the habits and attitudes of digital
natives.
For more details on the conference schedule and speakers - and
session-by-session blogged coverage - visit the Content 2.0 website...
If you don't subscribe to any podcast service you can listen
directly from these links!
CONTENT 2.0 DIRECT AUDIO LINKS
KEYNOTE: Mesh Up: Connecting Content to People
Marc Canter - CEO, Broadband Mechanics
http://www.archive.org/download/content2pointzero/01-c2pz-0001.mp3
Filesize: 14.4 meg
Length: 30.02
SCENESETTER: Goodbye New Media - Hello Social
Media
Adriana Cronin-Lukas - Director, The Big Blog Company
http://www.archive.org/download/content2pointzero/02-c2pz-002.mp3
Filesize: 12.7 meg
Length: 26.29
FORUM: Marketing 2.0 = Content 2.0?
Featuring James Cherkoff of Collaborate Marketing, Hugh MacLeod
of GapingVoid, and Jamie Kantrowitz of Myspace, chaired by
Michael Bayler of The Rights Marketing Company.
http://www.archive.org/download/content2pointzero/03-c2pz-003.mp3
Filesize: 40.9 meg
Length: 1hr.25.10
DEBATE: Can Brands be Trusted?
Alan Moore - CEO, SMLXL and Shel Israel - author, Naked
Conversations
http://www.archive.org/download/content2pointzero/04-c2pz-004.mp3
Filesize: 17.8 meg
Length: 36.59
KEYNOTE: The Changing Face Of Web Search
Bradley Horowitz - Vice President of Product Strategy,
Yahoo!
http://www.archive.org/download/content2pointzero/05-c2pz-005.mp3
Filesize: 19.4 meg
Length: 40.20
SCENESETTER: Folksonomies: What Are They Good For?
Matt Locke - Head of Innovation, BBC New Media
http://www.archive.org/download/content2pointzero/06-c2pz-006.mp3
Filesize: 13.4 meg
Length: 27.46
FORUM: Search & Enjoy! The Power of Search and
Recommendation
Featuring Suranga Chandratillake of Blinkx, Alex Barnett of
MSDN, Microsoft, and Matthew Ogle of Last fm, chaired by Mike
Grehan of Marketsmart Interactive
http://www.archive.org/download/content2pointzero/07-c2pz-007.mp3
Filesize: 36.2 meg
Length: 1.15.17
YOUNG PEOPLE & MEDIA: Invisible Culture
Featuring Dot and Rory, chaired by William Higham of The Next
Big Thing
http://www.archive.org/download/content2pointzero/08-c2pz-008.mp3
Filesize: 20.2 meg
Length: 42.06
PODCAST SUBSCRIPTION / FEED-READER LINKS
You can pick and choose from the following links for podcast
subscription/reader tools:
iTunes:
[http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=161589491]
Non-iTunes Link:
http://feeds.feedburner.com/co/CbNu
[includes the following]:
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NEWSGATOR
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ODEO
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YAHOO
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