[ox-en] Event announcements
Stefan Merten <[email protected]>
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Hi! Below are two announcements which seem to be relevant here at least partly. Grüße Stefan ------- Forwarded Message From: Piet Zwart Institute Subject: Networked Media Public Programme 4/2010 To: Stefan Merten <[email protected]> [...] viralcommunication.nl International conference on social media marketing and Internet memes April 12th + 13th Locations: Piet Zwart Institute, Mauritsstraat 36, 3012 CJ Rotterdam, for the public day sessions (11-17 h) Teldesign, Blaak 512, 3011 TA Rotterdam, for the registration-only professional evening sessions (19:30-22:00 h) After "print/pixel" in 2009, viralcommunication.nl is the second international conference of our research programme Communication in a Digital Age. One the one hand, advertising and marketing are the true operating systems behind the seemingly free "Web 2.0", and the real driving forces of social networks like Facebook. On the other, the 'social media' paradigm shift may impact their industry just as much as the music industry had been hit by the mp3 revolution. Social media marketing and viral communication tap into virtually every issue of contemporary media work and communication culture. Yet it remains to be seen - and discussed during this conference - whether growing concerns over privacy and control are changing the trend. The conference will cover, among others, social networks and their impact on advertising and political communication, the Web 2.0 Suicide Machine and other counter-memes and the viral culture of 4chan and imageboards. Speakers: Bill Wasik (USA, inventor of Flashmobs, senior editor Harper's), Douglas Rushkoff (USA, media theoretician), Marc Schwieger (Germany, social media specialist, former creative director Scholz & Friends), Gordan Savicic (Austria/Rotterdam, developer of the Web 2.0 Suicide Machine), Thomas Knuewer (Germany, economic journalist and blogger for "Indiskretion Ehrensache"), Tim Hwang (USA, co-organizer ROFLCO= N), speakers from Rotterdam-based companies IN10 and 105, and many more. The complete programme is available on http://viralcommunication.nl The conference consists of public sessions at the Piet Zwart Institute From 11-17hrs. These can be freely attended by everyone. In addition, there will be roundtable evening sessions for media professionals in the building of Teldesign. (Attendance of the evening sessions requires registration and payment of a participation fee; please contact Leslie Robbins <L J Drost-Robbins hro nl> for more information.) [...] - -------------------------------------- Pre-announcements: Libre Graphics Meeting 2010, Brussels, May 27-30 www.libregraphicsmeeting.org The Networked Media course and the research programme Communication in a Digital Age of the Piet Zwart Institute are official partners of LGM 2010, the largest international conference on Free/Open Source software for artists and designers. We will participate with presentations on Free Software at the Piet Zwart Institute and collaborate on the documentation of the event. BarCamp Rotterdam, De Doelen, May 28 The second BarCamp Rotterdam, an open participation un-conference for media designers, artists and activists. [...]
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