Content Convergence & Integration 2008 Discussion - posts tagged 'web 2.0'

Just noticed that a tourism writing community has sprung up at http://thecontentwrangler.ning.com/group/tourism for people wanting to explore tourism writing and content management. The description is:

This group is for authors of tourism/travel con...

Who better than Salim Ismail to talk about the XML landscape? Or perhaps it's the XML community? He speaks about the up-and-coming players, has-beens, and hot shots the way we talk about the main street of our local town.

I would like to recap his ...

Liz Danzico is young, funky, from New York, studied Design at Carnegie-Mellon. Joe Gollner is on the other side of 40, traditional, from Ottawa, and Oxford-educated. They come at the topic of content from opposite ways, yet they say much the same thing...

Given that Darren Barefoot is a well-known blogger, marketing communicator, and has just published a book on marketing strategies using social networking media, how does this connect with content convergence strategies?

I remember Darren's return fr...

The content management industry is not living up to its potential, according to The Level CEO, Jeff Sinclair. Named last year by Business in Vancouver publication as one of the "Top 40 under 40" leaders, he is something of a visionary. As head of a rap...

Last time I heard Michael Fergusson speak, it was an intriguing presentation called "Authenticity is the New Black", which was given to a group of marketing communicators. Apt that we have him talking about the convergence of Culture, Commerce, and Cop...

When Salim Ismail starts talking about how Web 2.0 is leading us to Internet 3.0, I see a little of the deer-in-the-headlight looks, the "Hold on, I barely learned about Web 2.0, what do you mean, Internet 3.0?" pain of wondering what else is around t...

A year and a bit ago, I had the good fortune to meet Liz Danzico at CANUX, a Canadian User Experience Workshop held in Banff, Alberta each year. The sentence that introduced her session was: "For all the talk of Web 2.0, there’s been little said abo...

Refresh Software has signed on as a Diamond sponsor of the Content Convergence and Integration conference, a perfect match for software that allows the convergence of component-based content management, document management, and Web content management i...

Given the idea that the conference is about the need for content flexibility and portability, and how organizations are having a hard time keeping up expectations of consumers, we felt that we should pick an industry where we could show how content con...

I managed to catch up with Magan Arthur this week, which is no easy feat, considering that he's constantly on the road as part of the work he does. As a digital asset management guru, he works on projects that are large-scale in every sense of the wor...

Getting to know the DITA lead architect, Michael Priestley, is no easy feat. I chalk up the modest streak to his Canadian upbringing - when asked about the man behind the significant effort on DITA, Michael talks about his sisters' accomplishment and e...

The Content Wrangler's Scott Abel interviewed Strategy A's own Rahel Bailie, the driving force behind the Content Convergence and Integration program. During the conversation, Rahel elaborates on what content convergence looks like, and gives some exam...

The Content Convergence and Integration Conference has lined up Salim Ismail, head of Brickhouse at Yahoo!, co-founder of PubSub, a founder of Confabb, a structured blogging evangelist, angel investor and intrepid entrepreneur as keynote speaker for Da...