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Digitise This! NMK meets the content delivery streamliners
With a burgeoning array of new media platforms over which content developers may distribute their material, it has proven difficult for many to keep pace. New Media Knowledge spoke to one company trying to simplify that process.
moreRinging the Changes: Newspapers Look to Reverse Fortunes
Influential media mogul Rupert Murdoch recently called for newspapers to start charging for online content to offset the loss of ad revenue. New Media Knowledge took at look at how one major European news outlet is changing its model to generate income.
moreMultimedia Marketers
The use of video and podcasting is of increasing importance to Internet marketers, according to an industry specialist. New Media Knowledge gauged the industry on how to best capitalise on audio and video marketing.
moreIs Technical SEO Dead?
Gary Reid from The Search Works argues that today’s search consultants won’t be concentrating on tags and structure, but a broader set of business skills.
moreBrief Encounter: SpinVox
NMK's Tim Hoang interviews James Scroggs of SpinVox about the company's secrets of success and the way both the Web and the business world are likely to evolve to embrace social media.
moreContent Still King
US trade body the Online Publisher’s Association has introduced new metrics to account for consumers’ behaviour online. Initial results show that content sites account for nearly half of consumers’ time, with that proportion rising on a monthly basis.
moreManaging Content in a Converged World
Robin Daniels talks about the challenges to the ability of companies to retain customers when convergence comes around.
moreScoopt Sell Blog Content to Big Media
Scoopt, the world's first citizen journalism picture agency has launched ScooptWords, its blog syndication service. Now bloggers can sell their writing to the mainstream media and tag content with commercial or flexible licences...
moreUser Content - The Real Deal?
Since we held this event on 8th November 2005, user generated content has ballooned in simple volume. But that includes the mainstream media's adoption of it, large-scale new arrivals like YouTube and small companies springing up with user-content as the cornerstone of a variety of experimental and innovative business models, reports Deirdre Molloy...
moreBranded Content & easyMoney Viral Game
In an imaginative foray into the terrain of branded content, digital marketing agency Kerb has developed a viral marketing game for easyMoney car insurance, in which rival insurance firms are hunted down by easyGroup owner Stelios...
moreEnpocket Releases Content Engine
A new product from mobile media outfit Enpocket provides media companies and content publishers with a fast and competitive way to establish a revenue-generating mobile presence...
morePersonalised Mobile Moves Up A Gear
Creative media content company TLMH has entered the mobile entertainment industry with a new technology enabling people to get pictures of themselves seamlessly integrated into existing photographs or videos and sent to their mobiles...
moreBBC Promote User-led Video Messaging
User-generated content is to the fore again in the messaging service from VoxSurf, enabling fans to comment on England World Cup qualifiers in the 'Your Shout' video messaging trial launched by BBC Match of the Day...
moreRights & Personalised Content
On-demand models of content delivery require rights models that fit the new context. So what rights models look workable for the era of personalised media, asks Michael Nutley...
moreWebsite content & usability
Writing for the web is totally different to writing for printed matter - find out how to write content for this medium with these eight guidelines.
moreMileage In Paid-For Content?
Is paid-for content the only way? Dale Lovell charts the shifts in direction and opposing drivers in the debate over subscription-based content models...
moreHow to Submit Your Content
How do I submit content to this website? These guidelines explain all...
moreDynamic Content in Flash
Won Kim from Code4Design explains how Flash can do more than fancy designs by describing how to integrate a Flash animation with your content management system.
moreCompelling Content
Elizabeth Varley on why knowing your readers' needs is the key to good content.
moreContent Management Systems
Television and digital media professionals discuss content management systems for convergent media.
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Writing for the Web
Do you need to write and create content for your organisation’s website but aren’t sure where to start? Perhaps you’ve created print materials in the past, but now need to understand how to translate those into readable content for a web audience?
moreLocation: University of Westminster
Price: £250.00
Writing for the Web (One Day)
Do you need to write and create content for your organisation’s website but aren’t sure where to start? Perhaps you’ve created print materials in the past, but now need to understand how to translate those into readable content for a web audience?
moreLocation: University of Westminster
Price: £175.00
Branded Content Forum (2 days)
Co-creating, owning and controlling content to strengthen the emotional attachment between your consumer and your brand
moreLocation: The Selfridge Hotel, London, Orchard St, W1H 6JS.
Price: £0.00
Part 3: IPTV & User Generated Content
How do brands captialise on this new trend and co-create content with their customers and where does user generated content and more personalisable services leave the role of editorial?
moreLocation: The Arts Club, Dover Street, London
Price: £125.00
Part 1: IPTV & The Future Of Branded Content
This, the first in a 3 part IPTV event series looks at content strategies for IPTV - what works and what doesn?t?
moreLocation: The Arts Club, Dover Street, London.
Price: £125.00
Content 2.0 (NMK)
How user generated content and digital social networks are reshaping the value of content and challenging "professionally-produced" content - offline and on - is the focus of NMK's summer conference. The rise of the superchannels, new marketing techniques attuned to Content 2.0, the power of search and recommendation and the dynamics of folksonomy will be explored and debated on 6 June 2006...
moreLocation: RSA, 8 John Adam Street, London WC2N 6EZ.
Price: £376.00
Branded Digital Content: Manna From Heaven? (NMK)
While there's nothing new about branded content - the soap opera is the granpappy of it all, and sponsorship its near neighbour - it has taken on a new potency in the digital age. This event will explore the scope for branded content across digital platforms and its potential pitfalls...
moreLocation: Courthouse Hotel (Screening Room), 19-21 Great Marlborough Street, London, W1F 7HL.
Price: £80.00
ALPSP Briefing: Cost-effective Content Management
Content Management systems have come down in price and industry standards mean publishers do not face being 'locked in' to a specific vendor and proprietary format.
moreLocation: BSG House, 226-236 City Road, London, EC1V 2TT.
Price: £180.00
User Content - The Real Deal? (NMK)
"User generated content" (UGC) poses challenges to both broadcast and publishing media and to consumer brands. This event will look at how large-scale media players and brands - as well as newcomers in the digital sphere - are approaching the growing UGC phenomenon as a way to engage consumers and build relationships that gel with the C2B power dynamic ushered in by the digital age...
moreLocation: 01zero-one, Peter Street, Soho, London W1F 0HS.
Price: £70.00
Legacy Content Migration
This conference examines ways in which organisations looking to migrate legacy content can do so as seamlessly as possible. The event demonstrates how to plan, design, implement, measure and maintain your content effectively when you migrate it from an existing system to another.
moreLocation: Hilton Kensington, London
Price: £1840.00
Digital Synergies 4: Choosing and Using Content Management Systems
An evening seminar examining the importance of content management systems to the cross-platform production process. Produced in association with PACT, and sponsored by Movie Magic Web.
moreLocation: ORT House Conference Centre
Price: £40.00
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