Monaco Media Forum
Later this month, I will be speaking twice at the Monaco Media Forum. This is an invitation-only media event, put together by Publicis Events Worldwide, with a large number of executives from the media world, with a small twist of entrepreneurs, VCs and the like.
I will first participate to a workshop entitled Learning From MySpace with
Karl Jacobs, CEO Wallop;
Dan Whiley, Sr Vice-President MTV International;
Chris Michel, CEO Affinity Labs;
Cedric Maloux, CEO AllPeers.
This is actually one of my favorite subject, let’s call it Social Network 3.0 - where 1.0 were online communities in the late 90’s and 2.0 the MySpace and MeToo services.
My second panel is about innovation.
“New Waves 2″: Sharply focused presentations from the leading edge of digital innovation.
Tariq Krim, CEO NetVibes;
Cedric Maloux, CEO AllPeers;
Chase Norlin CEO Pixsy.
Introductions by Spencer Reiss, Wired Magazine
I will certainly talk about Digital Rights Managements and new business models for the Media Industry.
We have about 2 weeks to go before the event, so I’d love your suggestions for more examples about what lessons we have learnt from MySpace (and I’m not talking about bad design!) and how you see the Social Network space evolve. Thanks.
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I would be interested to learn about how much churn the social networking sites are experiencing. Consequently, can a new entrant easily attract users from other SN platforms?
Comment by Mauro — 10/5/2006 @ 10:15 am
I own a company and we specialize in free expression (soon i will take on a project to integrate allpeers into my website some how because i just think there is soo much potential) I think soon the internet as we know it will be gone and we will have some great new thing that replaces it (like virtual reality internet or somthing) and i think that its really important that companys look to the future of the internet
Comment by teamcoltra — 10/6/2006 @ 10:09 pm
Cedric, I am interested to know your take-aways from the Monaco Media Forum, specifically the Learning from MySpace workshop. Thanks, Grace.
Comment by grace — 11/28/2006 @ 5:35 pm