As the homepage for Internet World 2000 announced in lurid pink and yellow... It's big - It's brash - It's bright - It's beyond... From my recollections of that time, this is an excellent summary of the atmosphere and sentiment of that dotcom boom peak period.
Click to compare and contrast IW2000 to IW2010
I remember this particular show well... + continue reading
Sources
The posts in this section have been sourced mainly from the Webwiser founder's personal blog - www.2020visions.wordpress.com - which has been running for a number of years as a platform for debate about content technologies amongst leading commentators in the industry and as a test ground for new ideas.
Perfect Union site in development
A site for Perfect Union is being developed. In the meantime here is a earlier project site featuring previous work.
Blog
Posted February 26, 2010 0 comment(s)
No doubt I was strolling the aisles of last year's Technology For Marketing (TFM) show in a bit of a daze looking for relevant info for the project in hand. This year however, I was introducing an ex-colleague from many years ago to the broader delights of digital marketing/technologies so was obviously paying a bit more attention than usual.
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Posted February 18, 2010 0 comment(s)
Many thanks to the London Communications and Engagement Group last night for their kind invitation to present and discuss the area of Content Technologies. The Prezi is embedded below should others be interested in joining the conversation.
Promotion and credit given to CMS Watch (a service of the Real Story Group) and Kristina Halvorson for... + continue reading
Posted December 7, 2009 0 comment(s)
I remember first attending the Information Management/Online Information Show, or a variation of it, at London's Olympia back in the 90s. I haven't attended for a few years but enjoyed my visit last week for some very selfish reasons. For a start, it was very quiet - a welcome surprise for a deafie like me - and lack of footfall in the aisles... + continue reading
Posted November 30, 2009 0 comment(s)
November began with a virtual attendance at JBoye 09 and some remote involvement in the #fixwcm debate started at the event and continued online by Jon Marks. Crossing from West to East last week for a visit to China gave ample opportunity to think about #futurewcm and the upcoming debates on this being triggered by the Gilbane event in Boston.... + continue reading
