Digital Futures seminars in review
So I’ve been busy with things: namely the Digital Futures seminars last Tuesday, which was much better than the previous conference.
The two speakers I saw - Mike from Idaho again and Richard Adams from Chemistry Group - presented plenty of good ideas. Amongst them:
- To be successful online people have to be able to find, share, play with, talk about and recommend what you do
- Privacy will increasingly become a premium (paid-for) service
- Likewise, community-owned networks will develop in the future
- Create content that can be edited easily for different platforms
- Match the feeling of your product with the experience of your web presence
I came away with some good ideas this time and felt that I actually learnt something this time.
The next series of seminars, which appears to be more commerce-based, takes place on April 3.












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Thanks to your earlier tip-off, I was able to attend this event, and I agree with your assessment of it - HERE. In fact during the twoor three days which followed Mike Ryan’s presentation, I saw mention of two things he featured: Marks & Spenser are upping their use of RFID, and there was an enthusiastic feature on Joost in Thursday’s GRAUNIAD.
I’m hoping the second series will be as good.
By Mantex on 03.13.07 6:40 pm
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