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@ AOP: Our Coverage In Links - 0 Comments
Posted By Amanda Natividad - Wed 01 Oct 2008 02:50 PM PST

Our UK editor Robert Andrews spent the day at AOP’s seventh Digital Publishing Summit, covering what AOP calls the “3 C’s”—content, convergence and creativity in digital media. Earlier in the…

@ AOP: CondeNet Plans More Wired Roll-Outs, Including China - 0 Comments
Posted By Robert Andrews - Wed 01 Oct 2008 09:21 AM PST

Wired’s resurrection in the UK and Italy will also come with more new sites offered in several new languages. International president Stefano Maruzzi said the new operation, which was announced…

@AOP: Awards Winners - 0 Comments
Posted By Jemima Kiss - Thu 05 Oct 2006 03:12 AM PST

I wasn’t at the AOP Awards booze-up last night, alas, but the winners included: - Consumer website: BBC Worldwide’s TopGear.com for “perfectly targeting an audience that is expanding at an…

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@ AOP: Tim O’Reilly’s ‘Internetisation Of Everything’ Session - 0 Comments
Posted By Jemima Kiss - Wed 04 Oct 2006 04:12 PM PST

Tim O’Reilly made a few people’s heads spin with his Web 2.0 ‘internetisation of everything’ session. The O’Reilly Media founder and CEO focused on user-generated content as a key trend…

@ AOP: The Social Media Bit, ish - 0 Comments
Posted By Jemima Kiss - Wed 04 Oct 2006 03:12 PM PST

At the Association of Online Publishers conference, quite a bit of recapping here in presentations for the social media session - definitions that I think we’ve dealt with enough before.…

@ AOP: The Mystery Of Teenage Boys? - 0 Comments
Posted By Jemima Kiss - Wed 04 Oct 2006 03:11 PM PST

At the Association of Online Publishers conference, familiar story in the youth session: kids are watching less TV, spending loads of time online and on mobile and just love IM.…

@AOP: “None Of Us Has A Divine Right To Success” - Guardian’s Carolyn McCall - 0 Comments
Posted By Jemima Kiss - Wed 04 Oct 2006 07:12 AM PST

The Association of Online Publishers conference is always a pleasure and the weight of this UK trade body feels more and more substantial every year—and that’s because of the increasing…