[australia] Content Creation - Priming the pump
Matthew Moore
matthew.moore at oracle.com
Sun Sep 17 20:21:08 EDT 2006
CM Pros Meeting - Thursday 21 September 2006 - Sydney - Content CreationI intend to be at this so I thought I might start the discussion going beforehand with some questions & observations:
- Who creates "content"? Is it subject experts, professional designers & writers, everyone?
- How is the explosion in consumer content creation (blogs, podcasts, wikis, YouTube) going to impact the places where people work?
- When should content have a demand/pull focus and when should it have a supply/push focus?
- Who do you measure and improve your content creations processes/activities?
I would suggest that many organisations view content creation as a point activity and do not understand the wider context of use and the lifecycle of their content (which may be from minutes to decades).
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From: australia-bounces at lists.cmprofessionals.org [mailto:australia-bounces at lists.cmprofessionals.org]On Behalf Of David Warwick
Sent: Thursday, 14 September 2006 4:40 PM
To: australia at lists.cmprofessionals.org
Subject: [australia] CM Pros Meeting - Thursday 21 September 2006 - Sydney - Content Creation
Hi all,
Take 2 - No you are not in a time warp (I am), sorry for the past date - of course it is 21 September (not July) - thanks Matthew for the fast correction.
Sydney CM Pros Meeting
We will be running a session on Content Creation. Please circulate this to anyone (any list) you feel may be interested.
Details are ...
Time | Thursday, 21 September 2006 | 6.00pm to 7.30pm
Venue | Sydney Mechanics' School of Arts - 280 Pitt Street (near Bathurst Street), Sydney
Format ...
Moderated discussion or fast-form panel (depending upon numbers), including comments from James Robertson and Peter Meyer.
Moderator / Meeting Chair ...
James Robertson | CM Pros Co-Chair & MD Step Two Designs
Agenda ...
6.00pm Welcome
6.15pm Discussion (Content Creation)
7.00pm General Discussion
7.30pm Close for general networking
Cost ...
As always, there is no cost.
Please come along and continue the networking growth of CM Pros in Australia.
Warm regards,
David Warwick
Co-Chair
CMPAC
P.S. For those on the CM Pros Australia Mailing List http://lists.cmsml.org/mailman/listinfo/australia we will shortly be sending out a 2005/2006 year in review, covering the first year of operation of the CM Pros Australia Community.
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