Good Morning all you lovely people,
A week after our inaugural Bridging Media and I am busy sorting through the many wonderful summaries and posts on the event. Thank you everyone!
I am posting a list of those that I found here, to create a bit of a database on the first event, summaries on, thoughts on and suggestions for future Bridging Media Events. If we have missed any posts, please send me a link and I will update.
And thanks to everyone for their feedback and written word!
Erica
Live Blogs (thanks to the lovely Rebecca Bollwitt)
- Session One:A Snapshot of Both Worlds
- Session Two: Buzz Builders
- Session Three: Monetize, Monetize, Monetize
- Session Four: Solving Your Webmares
Podcasts
Session Podcasts (thanks to the delightful Robert Ouimet)
- Session One: A Snapshot of Both Worlds
- Session Two: Buzz Builders
- Session Three: Monetize, Monetize, Monetize
- Session Four: Solving Your Webmares
A Day in Review
Radio
- Bridging Media Series on CJSF (Airing a new session each week every Friday at noon for the entire month of April)
- Get Connected Radio (I haven’t got the actual link for this show, so if anyone does, please forward it along. Thanks!)
Blog Posts
- “Blog – Straight Up” Bridging Media in the Straight.com
- the domestic hacker
- johnbeihler.com
- Big Snit
- “Bridging Media Ends and new ideas begin!” EAT Communications
- “Thoughts from the Bridging Media Conference” Tell Ten Friends
- “Bridging Media – Some Thoughts” Pink & Yellow Media
- AdHack
- “A Weekend of Learning” Confessions
- dis:adventure
- “Bridging Media: passageway to midlife crisis?” sexyinvancity.com
- “Bridging Media – Great Event” Alphablogs
- “Bridging Media – A Step in the Right Direction” Strutta
- Megsjargon
Pictures
Loads of great pictures can be found on our flickr feed.
Thanks so much to Jen Hong, James Sherrett, John Bollwitt, and Carol Browne for snapping some shots!
Filed under: Bridging Media, Event, Resources, Vancouver | Tagged: Bridging Media, Miss 604, Robert Ouimet, The Straight
It’s been a long time since someone called me Delightful – I like it.
Thanks for a great conference and the tons of work required to pull it off. For its first year, it was really great, and I do hope you’re able to do another next year.
Robert Ouimet