neW in 2009: agency day at internet World
Wednesday 29th april is agency day at internet World, offering agency specifi c
Web 2.0, usability & design & Build Theatre
content and events for the agency community and the brands they work with.
Kolvin stone, lawyer, Fox Williams: Web 2.0: the legal aspects
don’t miss agency day keynotes, with top level speakers from LOVEFILM, Ogilvy,
Kantar Group - WPP, B&Q,
agency.com and i-level.
Mark Watts-Jones, head of innovation, Orange: Understanding and leveraging future
on-line communities
Be sure to grab a seat with a few of your colleagues in our newly expanded 400 seat
keynote theatre, and you’ll be privy to an afternoon of exciting case studies, best
Trenton Moss, director, Webcredible: Engaging users through online video
practice, and hear the latest trends and concepts from the experts. Joe leech, principal Consultant, cxpartners ltd: Social Networks - Should we build
There will also be specialist content in some of our 6 themed seminar theatres
our own or take advantage of an existing one
including:
internet World party – agency guest list
Mobile, Online advertising, search & affi liate Marketing Theatre Did you make it onto the agency guest list for the Internet World party at The Collection
iaB/iash panel: From wild wild west to big brother? - the changing face of the network
in South Kensington? If you did, tickets are limited and allocated on a fi rst come fi rst
business model
serve basis so don’t forget to pick one up from adconion (stand e1177) or Wapple
(stand e2132) as soon as you can.
damon reeve, CeO & Founder, unanimis: Behavioural targeting - Generating revenue
around audience extension
agency day is proudly sponsored by
Mark Connolly, Commercial director, adconion: Choosing the right targeting product
Caroline s. henne, head of uK Offi ce, nurago: New Approaches to Online
Advertising Effectiveness & Effi ciency Measurement
Vip Club
Being a VIP at Internet World means VIP benefi ts! If you are part of
our VIP club, you’ll be eligible for the following great VIP offers:
priority entry to the show – With over 14,000 visitors expected to attend Internet
World 2009, we don’t want you to get lost in the crush at the entrance to this
year’s event. Enjoy priority entry and breeze onto the showfl oor with ease.
priority entry to seminars & Keynotes – Internet World is renowned for its
extensive, agenda-setting free education programme. With over 20 world class
Keynotes, and over 200 seminars, you can expect that the theatres are going to
be busy. Avoid the queues and claim your reserved seat with fast-track VIP entry.
Vip lounge – Use your VIP badge for exclusive access to the Internet World VIP
Lounge, offering you an oasis of calm away from the hustle and bustle of the
show fl oor. Check your emails, enjoy the free refreshments, network with other
prominent players in your fi eld, or just de-stress with a complimentary massage.
Vip programme sponsored by
sage pay networking Bar
Make valuable new contacts at the show. Don’t miss the ‘bizzing hub’ of
the show and meet professionals from every corner of the industry, Now
double the size of last year, you can network in style.
sponsored by
internet World Tweet up
Are you tweeting yet? Tweet up and Meet up! Put a face to a name,
meet your peers or get an insider’s perspective at the Internet World
tweet up. Join us at 2.30pm daily at the Networking Bar.
Follow exhibition news with hash tag #iwnews
Not tweeting? Find us at:
twitter.com/iw_expo
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