Posts Tagged ‘ korea ’

Seoul Sisters - Gary speaking for Oz at Korean Summit

Jun 4th, 2008 | By Gary Hayes | Category: Brands, Business, Companies, Conference, Creativity, Cross Media, Events, Innovation, LAMP, Participatory Media, Speaking, Web 2.0, Web 3.0

Gary Hayes will be speaking and representing LAMP and AFTRS at the The 2008 KANZ Australia Korea New Zealand Broadband Summit on 19-20 June 2008 in Seoul, Korea.
The ten or so Australian speakers at the two day summit will be led by Senator the Hon Stephen Conroy, Minister for Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy [...]

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Alternate Media Distribution Games - 03 Milia 2007 Vignettes

Apr 19th, 2007 | By Gary Hayes | Category: Advertising, Alternate Reality, Brands, Creativity, Cross Media, Distribution, Games, Innovation, Interactive TV, Media Personalizing, Mixed Reality, On-demand, Personalization, Portals, Production, Second Life, Social Issues & Privacy, Social Software, Story Telling, TV, Virtual Worlds

A great 3rd day at Milia and a much broader spectrum of issues discussed around the many Milia halls. It started with the world’s most advanced broadband nation with Dr. Hyun-Oh Yoo giving us a rare insight into the worlds most culturally integrated social network – Cyworld in South Korea. This was the first time [...]

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The Good, The Bad, The Ugly of Mobile

Jun 7th, 2006 | By Gary Hayes | Category: Events, Media Personalizing, Mobile, Personalization, Portals

Yesterday I chaired the Mobile Content World Australasia 2006 Conference in Sydney and moderated a couple of panels. I gave an opening (provocative as far as an industry conference goes) address and a few people have asked for copies. So as powerpoints were banned (by the switched-on Terrappin organisers), and as my notes eventually turned [...]

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Milia 4 - and the winner is Progressive Media

Apr 8th, 2006 | By Gary Hayes | Category: Creativity, Events, Innovation, Interactive TV, Revolution, TV

Firstly there should have been a big award to Brian Seth Hurst for being a major part of making the International Interactive Emmy Awards happen - there have been far too many parochial, slightly sycophantic national interactive awards over the past 8 years or so. These awards, regardless of the quality of the projects, the [...]

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Milia 3 - BBC Getting Personalised

Apr 8th, 2006 | By Gary Hayes | Category: Cross Media, Events, Innovation, Interactive TV, Media Personalizing, On-demand, Personalization, Production, Profiling, Revolution, Search, TV, Targeting

Not quite open doors, more a slightly ajar gate, the BBC was acting out of character in openly having ideas pitched from indies, in this very public forum. I was reminiscing with Ferhan Cook who organises Milia how interactivity across TV and the internet (this pre-dates mobiles), was relegated to a small stand less than [...]

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One small step for convergence

Mar 14th, 2006 | By Gary Hayes | Category: Creativity, Cross Media, Divergence, Innovation, Mobile, Revolution

Now don’t worry this blog is not turning into somekind of mobile review site - but I am in a ‘mobile-converged-device’ mode at the moment, combined with ‘media journey’ ontology - a sad mix. But without getting hung up on convergent or divergent semantics, here is a device (I shall reveal in a moment) that [...]

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