Jennifer Nycz-Conner on How Technology Is Transforming Journalism
This interview conducted with the Washington Business Journal’s Jen Nycz-Conner discusses how digital has and continues to change journalism.
xPotomac
xPotomac Returns on June 12
xPotomac returns with an exciting line-up, including Mark Schaeffer, Jamie Notter and Maddie Grant, Jodi Gersch, Jennifer Nysz-Conner, Shana Glickfield, Andy Gilman and Kathy Baird. Check it out!
From the Internet of Things to Video Moxy
xPotomac 2014 covered a wide variety of topics from contextual media, video and the Internet of Things to digital approaches in nonprofit, healthcare and journalism. Here are all of the videos from this year’s event!
The #xPotomac14 Compendium
xPotomac trended for 35 minutes on Friday making it the 68th most popular topic in the country that day, according to Trendinalia United States. Here’s what happened.
#xPotomac14: Israel and Corbett Take on the Internet of Things
Shel Israel and Peter Corbett discuss the Internet of Things in advance of this Friday’s xPotomac Conference.
#xPotomac14 to Feature Robert Scoble, Shel Israel & Others
xPotomac returns on February 28 with stellar line-up that includes Robert Scoble, Shel Israel, Toby Bloomberg, Danielle Brigida, Allyson Kapin and Jim Long.
The Acidic Taste of Failure
When you fail, learn what you can from the mistakes, adapt so next time there is different outcome, and start working toward the next success. Maybe you will experience a win, or maybe a different failure, but it is always a step closer to the solution.
Should Marketers Care about Google Glass?
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The buzz about Google Glass, a form of wearable computing, reached zeitgeist status after SxSW. Now mainstream media is picking up the hype drum for a product that won’t even be released until next year. Should marketers care?
It’s a very reasonable question, and there may be two answers.
First, marketers should care, not necessarily about Glass, but what the device represents.
Wearable computing promises to take ubiquitous mobile Internet access and layer unprecedented information into our day-to-day existence. Commonly called augmented reality, users can interact in two ways: Sharing and accessing information anywhere.
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