Evaluation and the new media climate
The Mediatrack team have just got back from the first AMEC forum on "How media evaluation fits into the new media climate". The forum proved to be a huge success with over 70 people in attendance and very enlightening in large part due to the quality of the speakers which included Neville Hobson, one of the leading European adopters and influencers in social media communication for business, James Warren of Weber Shandwick who is a leading blogging expert, Jon Chandler from Coca Cola and Paul Miller a senior consulatant at Romeike.
Issues such as how to evaluate and measure consumer generated media, the death of traditional media, the growth of tagging and the semantic web created a lively debate.
Of particular note is Neville Hobson who's ideas on social media, RSS, web 2.0 and podcasting proved very insightful. He hopes to provide a podcast of his keynote speech at some point on his blog for those of you who are interested. As Mediatrack develops its own online presence and adopts exciting new technologies like RSS and blogging we hope to contribute even more to this arena and will be looking to provide innovative solutions to online measurement of the blogosphere.
We would like to thank everyone who made the event such a success and we look forward to attending the next one in October.
Issues such as how to evaluate and measure consumer generated media, the death of traditional media, the growth of tagging and the semantic web created a lively debate.
"... blogs are word of mouth with a megaphone"
Neville Hobson
Of particular note is Neville Hobson who's ideas on social media, RSS, web 2.0 and podcasting proved very insightful. He hopes to provide a podcast of his keynote speech at some point on his blog for those of you who are interested. As Mediatrack develops its own online presence and adopts exciting new technologies like RSS and blogging we hope to contribute even more to this arena and will be looking to provide innovative solutions to online measurement of the blogosphere.
We would like to thank everyone who made the event such a success and we look forward to attending the next one in October.
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