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Digicitz 10 – The Age of Intellectual Property (Thanks)

June 29, 2011 by fridley Leave a Comment

I just wanted to do a quick round of thanks for attending the event. I hope that you got as much out of it as I did. I really loved the level of participation that we had (though be warned…. I will be expecting more next time).

While we likely didn’t solve all of the problems around Intellectual Property, perhaps you left the event thinking about issues you had not thought of before. If that is the case then I am over the moon. Digital Citizens (for me) is not about the panel, nor the group in reality. Instead it is about inclusive and informal knowledge sharing. If you indeed got a spark of knowledge from the event, it is now up to you to share it with others.

Finally, as I briefly mentioned last night, simply by making the choice to show up, you helped us raise $425 toward the Fred Hollows Foundation (www.hollows.org.au), which as they point out will be able to restore the sight of around 17ppl. Awesome effort! Perhaps those 17 people can then learn to torrent movies (but I might be asking a bit much….)?  (if you want to find out more about the effect of this donation go here http://www.hollows.org.au/Single_Donation/ )

Dear Digital Citizens,
Thank you very much for your generous gift to The Fred Hollows Foundation!
Your gift will help restore sight, dignity and independence to those living with avoidable blindness in developing countries around the world.
Millions of people go blind due to lack of access to simple treatment, and many more stay blind due to lack of access to relatively routine surgery.
Restoring sight brings about lasting change to those living with blindness – their lives will forever be changed because of your generosity.
Thank you again.
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Brian Doolan
Chief Executive

By the way, are you following #digicitz on facebook yet? @Katrucia just uploaded pictures from last night and they are worth checking out.http://frid.co/attzSR

Many thanks for your involvement,

Fridley & the Digicitz Crew
@ecitizens
http://digital-citizens.org

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Digital Citizens 5 Liveblog Details

July 20, 2010 by Warlach 2 Comments

Hey guys,

It’s Beaney here, running this month’s liveblog, covering Crisis and reputation management Digicitz. I’m filling in for Warlach who is your usual CoverItLive-er-er for Digital Citizens.

I’ll be pulling in tweets which use the #digicitz hashtag, or you can participate below. If you’re wanting to ask the Panel a question, please use the #digicitz hashtag, and also chuck in a #question tag so we know it’s for the Panel.

I’ll catch you at the event tonight (either IRL or on the interwebz)! ;)

~ Beaney

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Filed Under: Events, News Tagged With: coveritlive, Digital, Digital Citizens, digital media, liveblog, PR, reputation management, Social Media, social networks

Digital Citizens 4 – Event Details

June 11, 2010 by franksting 1 Comment

Can you create organisational and cultural change to embrace the social media revolution in even the most uptight workplace?

Gavin Heaton, well known as Servant of Chaos, and a Social Media practioner within his own organisation will MC a Panel of experts discussing the topic.

The panel will include Dr. Glen Fuller, Assistant Events Manager at Gleebooks, and Napoleon Biggs the Hong Kong Based founder of Web Wednesday from Fleishman-Hillard.

We expect another vigorous yet respectful debate.

Questions might include;

  • how can you turn a lone cheerleader into a Mexican Wave?
  • how do you get buy-in from the CEO as well as opt-in from the overworked frontline team?
  • Can you effect change on multiple fronts at once, or is it a case of picking your battles?
  • Is using social technologies to share knowledge internally the most effective way to demonstrate their potential?

Feel free to add more in the comments section below!

In addition to our top-notch panel, we are delighted to announce our Charity Partner for this months Event.

This month’s donations  will go to Fictillimanjaro. Evan Smith is climbing Mt Kilimanjaro to help raise funds for the Humpy Dumpty Foundation and is using Social Media to document his efforts

The Humpy Dumpty Foundation purchases vital medical equipment for children’s hospitals right across Australia and now also in East Timor. Check their website to see more about their work.

Tickets for Digicitz 4 are available now for just $10, half of which will be donated to the Humpty Dumpty Foundation.

About our Panellists

Gavin is the author of Servant of Chaos, one of Australia’s leading marketing blogs. He is the co-publisher of the ground-breaking collaborative marketing book, Age of Conversation. Gavin has worked in agencies, but is currently holed up on the client side.

Gavin is an in demand speaker on topics around Social Media, Marketing and Community. Recently has spoke at the following events:

  • MarketingNow! – lead generation, community and social media
  • ADMA – diving into social media
  • AdTech – the relevance of twitter

Napoleon has worked for 17 years in media in Asia, 13 years on the Internet, 4 years in social media, 9 months in Fleishman-Hillard and 2 days in Sydney.

As the founder and host of Web Wednesday, an independent networking community for Asian digerati, with monthly gatherings in Hong Kong, Singapore, Guangzhou, Beijing, Bangkok and Ho Chi Minh City, Napoleon is more accustomed to moderating than speaking.

He heads up Digital Integration across Asia Pacific for Fleishman-Hillard and is based in Hong Kong.

One of Napoleon’s key topics will be “Will Social Media Kill the Corporate Intranet?”

Company intranets are typically clunky and badly structured. It’s an ongoing challenge to get users to effectively engage with them, share information, brainstorm ideas, and find relevant content. Will social media become a more effective way to share ideas and manage knowledge within your company?

We are inundated with immense amounts of data every day, which means that we increasingly need people to guide through this sea of information. Computer algorithms no longer cut the mustard. Twitter, Facebook and Yammer are bringing humans back into the fold to act as information filters, as opposed to machine-filters like Google.

Dr Glen works as a production editor for Express Media Group and moonlights as the assistant events manager at Gleebooks. He worked as an academic for a number of years and completed a PhD in Cultural Studies in 2007.

His PhD research was on enthusiasm in modified-car culture and consisted of 1.5 years fieldwork with an online car club and archival research of 30 years of enthusiast magazines. He is currently working on developing the outcomes of his PhD to tackle the commercial challenges of niche/enthusiast media and events.

Glens words of wisdom will include;

  1. Social media as a tool for opening up new markets in order to incorporate social media into the respective business models
  2. Filling Organisational black holes
  3. Facilitating a desire for change
  4. What staffing you might need to make changes
  5. The channels you could use for communicating with customer
  6. Is social media a tool for mining sociality or should commercial interests help build the infrastructure of a scene in order to increase activity and participation?
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Filed Under: Events, News Tagged With: #digicitz, Change, eventmechanics, Fictillimanjaro, Gavin Heaton, Glen Fuller, Humpty Dumpty, Napoleon Biggs, Servant of Chaos, Social Media, Web Wednesday

Digital Citizens 4 liveblog details

June 11, 2010 by Warlach 3 Comments

Hi y’all, Digital Citizens interloper Warlach here.

Next Tuesday is the fourth Digital Citizen’s event – Ch-ch-changes (Turn and Face the Strain) – and despite @Acatinatree‘s obsession with Bowie and the social media lessons to be taken from his lyrics, I will once again be live blogging the event for posterity and for those who can’t make it. I’m putting the code up early as you can sign up to receive an alert when the show starts. All you have to do is enter your email below.

The tool is actually pretty neat – we’ll be pulling in tweets from people using the hashtag, adding questions asked through CoverItLive and getting down as many juicy thought nuggets as possible. You can see the last blogs here and here.

For now I’ll leave you with that, see you on the night either in person or online,

~Warlach

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(Video) Metrics, measurement & social media: why should you mind, and why does it matter?

June 1, 2010 by fridley Leave a Comment

Did you miss the #Digicitz discussion  on metrics. Well you are in luck. The video is now available. Our panellists included Mitch Malone, @mitchmalone, Community Manager at BuzzNumbers, Marie-Claire Jenkins @missmcj, Senior Strategist at McCann Sydney and Andrew Hughes,@y0z2a, Senior SEO and SMO Consultant for Reprise Media.

(You may need to use headphones for this video. Sound is a little quiet at points.)

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Filed Under: Events, News, Video Tagged With: #digicitz, Andrew Hughes, BuzzNumbers, Damian Damjanovski, Marie-Claire Jenkins, McCann Sydney, measurement, metrics, Mitch Malone, Reprise Media, ROI, Social Media

Next Digital Citizens event topics announced!

May 27, 2010 by acatinatree 1 Comment

The Digital Citizens have spoken.

The results are in.

The next Digital Citizens event will be

Ch-ch-changes (turn and face the strain):
Creating organisational and cultural change to embrace the social media revolution in the most uptight workplace

Speaker details and ticket info to follow!

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Filed Under: Events, News Tagged With: change management, Digital Citizens, Event, topic, vote

Metrics, measurement & social media – Coveritlive

May 10, 2010 by fridley 1 Comment

What do you measure, how do you measure it and why even bother?

Social media has, at times, had a bum steer over the past 24 months – and one argument for its bad rep is that it’s hard to quantify and demonstrate the business case for investment in this area.

Our panellists are here to argue that you can prove exactly how many social media angels can dance on the head of a pin, and how it’s done.
From defining realistic business objectives and setting goals, to the metrics you use, through to creating KPI’s and targets, we’ll be discussing whether web analytics can help to quantify the unquantifiable.

Are there digital activities that can’t be measured, how much should you take on faith and is your Social Media Guru feeding you snake-oil on the subject of engagement metrics?

Our panellists will include Mitch Malone, @mitchmalone, Community Manager at BuzzNumbers, Marie-Claire Jenkins @missmcj, Senior Strategist at McCann Sydney and Andrew Hughes,@y0z2a, Senior SEO and SMO Consultant for Reprise Media.

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“Social Media for Social Good” – Video

April 22, 2010 by fridley 1 Comment

Did you miss out on tickets to #digicitz latest event “Social media for Social Good”? Found yourself in another city or country? Well sit back and enjoy the (much improved) video thanks to @BluntNate

Speakers included Karalee Evans, Mark Chenery, Nic McKay and David Hood, and was moderated by Alan Jones.

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Filed Under: Events, News, Video Tagged With: #digicitz, Alan Jones, Cathie McGinn, David Hood, Gavin Costello, Greenpeace, Heather Ann Snodgrass, James Fridley, Karalee Evans, Kim McKay, Klick, Mark Chenery, mental health, Nestle, Nic McKay, not for profit, Project Toto, Scott Rhodie, The Human Race

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