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By: rebeccahappy

rebeccahappy — Mon, 27 Jul 2009 20:15:55 +0000

You seem to have covered it all. Recently I am seeing huge events form big trainers being offered totally as a virtual experience. I don't think they are even having a physical place. It will be interesting to see how successful they make this.
I did have the opportunity to attend Changecamp.ca and they did their best to have it all accessible live via twitter, blog and videobots…not a live steam however.It was all volunteer based. Having live steam and people on the streets would have pushed the inclusion further for interaction.
I will certainly passing this info along. Tahnks

By: rebeccahappy

rebeccahappy — Mon, 27 Jul 2009 12:15:55 +0000

By: tojulius

tojulius — Thu, 25 Dec 2008 10:07:39 +0000

Sure,

thanks for your precious comment, keep in mind that ustream.tv allows you to do rudimentary streaming at no cost. If you need a larger webcasting infrastructure, you will possibly have budget for that.

I think it's a matter of requirements!
Julius

By: Ashton - Iphone

Ashton - Iphone — Wed, 24 Dec 2008 22:31:43 +0000

Hi Julius!
I also don't agree that webcasting doesn't add extra cost; and it really requires time.
But I have to say that enjoy this review, particulary all the interaction here.
I absolutly agree with you that new technologies have changed the web and PR. All what you cite – priceless help for the your readers)
Thanks a lot!

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By: mike ashworth

mike ashworth — Fri, 05 Sep 2008 08:56:13 +0000

I believe that if there are issues with webcasting the whole event you should cherry-pick a handful of those presentations that people will find stimulating and post only those.

For instance I can’t get to events in the US because I live in the UK and it would be prohibitively expensive, however I do not assume that the whole event would be webcasted either. Just a few key bits is enough for me.

Interestingly the green thing is something I look for however many organisers overlook it. Event attendees should begin to expect and be vocal about event organisers recognising this and vote with our feet if necessary.

Mike Ashworth
Marketing Coach and Consultant
Brighton and Hove, Sussex, UK

By: Julius

Julius — Thu, 04 Sep 2008 08:17:21 +0000

Hey Svetlana,

Podcamp Montreal and Laurent made a great use of this post and soon I’ll be replying to them!

Thanks for your comment!

julius

By: Svetlana

Svetlana — Wed, 03 Sep 2008 23:51:34 +0000

Hi, Julius!
I have to say that enjoy this post, especially all the interaction here and the head-pic’s eloquent
Totally agree with you that technologies have changed the PR & EM. All what you list above – invaluable help for the “next generation” Event. And if it changes the approach it’ll change results! More interaction -> more efficiency!
Look at PodCamp Mtl dot org, where I was redirected from (and where cannot be this year, because of the locality), – I find this conference very advanced. Thank to webcasting I can follow many events like this around the world.
Especially like the last point – alot to think about.
Thanks, I stick with it