NetCamp Romania

By Miel Van Opstal

On December 5th I’m invited to join a panel of very respectable people on a conference in Romania. I assume you too are wondering how I got in there, but hey :) Anyone who’s in that area, feel free to ping me.

Netcamp is a premier event featuring a series of presentations and discussions about the global world of internet - its implications, opportunities and risks. We witness a new and interesting context as the online medium offers us more choices, an increasingly personalized living and even more interesting business opportunities. We are just discovering a new world ahead of us - join us for an interesting journey in exploring and learning about ideas, practices, people and trends!

NetCamp is the first event in Romania aiming to explore the new business context and opportunities that we are facing within the internet landscape. My keynote will be called: The Internet Reality Check. I’ll post the powerpoint as soon as I’m back.

NetCamp

This context involves new applications, new consumer behaviors and expectations, new business opportunities and new infrastructure needs - a whole new set of variables opening a new paradigm.

TOPICS

The event will cover different principles related to internet, business development and marketing such as:
• User generated content
• The social web
• Communities
• New economic models
• Blogs and wikis
• New media
• Measurability - audience, traffic, return on investment
• Challenges & Issues
• Best Practice

UPDATE: Presentation Online:

Download File

Note: The word FRAM, as used in the presentation, is a term that was coined to me by my colleague Kris, and it means: FRiend spAM.

Note: Even though you can do great stuff with it, I’m no fan of PowerPoints because they make you stick to a structure too much. The keynote was 45 minutes, and a lot more has been said than listed in the presentation. I’ll publish the recording, or link to it, as soon as the NetCamp folks put it online :)

UPDATE 2: Video Impression and ‘Aftertalk’ are online at MicroMiel



11 Comments so far »

  1. albeenah said

    on December 4, 2007 around 12:20 pm

    We eagerly await your arrival!!! My bf will be there and will be sure to keep an eye out 4 u. Advertising-wise urs is one of my favorite blogs on my blogroll …and I might just be responsible for some of the many readers or feeders ;)you have here :D

  2. Andrea said

    on December 4, 2007 around 1:48 pm

    Well you get to see Hugh of gapingvoid.com at least :)

    Good luck with the presentation, wish I could have made it :(

  3. Andrea said

    on December 5, 2007 around 6:16 pm

    dude! You have a zune tattoo? One of my friends who saw you at NetCamp just wrote an entry about that.

  4. Coolz0r said

    on December 6, 2007 around 10:24 am

    Nooo I don’t, but it was in my presentation :)

  5. carmen said

    on December 6, 2007 around 12:03 pm

    Very nice!good luck!greetings from Romania!

  6. Ciprian Gavriliu said

    on December 6, 2007 around 5:47 pm

    It was great to meet you Miel, good luck with everything.

  7. andrew said

    on December 6, 2007 around 8:54 pm

    Miel,u will post the presentation on the blog?

  8. Andrei Sava said

    on December 7, 2007 around 9:49 am

    Very good presentation. :)

  9. Netcamp (2) « Trei | 18 said

    on December 7, 2007 around 12:49 pm

    […] rather unspecialised and non-powerful speech, with generalist touches. But he was cute and.. […]

  10. eirikso.com » NetCamp - Presentation and images said

    on December 7, 2007 around 11:18 pm

    […] Miel Van Opstal gave valuable advice regarding social media, marketing, and the very important word FRAM. Friend Spam. You know. All those irritating invites and all that crap. From your own friends. […]

  11. » NetCamp Romania - MicroMiel said

    on December 9, 2007 around 3:17 pm

    […] I think he needs to approve it first before I put it online. I’ve put my slideshow online at my marketing blog, and as soon as the guys from NetCamp throw my keynote online, I’ll link to it, or post it on […]

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