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The document announces an upcoming conference called "Getting the Most Out of Digital" to be held on July 12-13, 2011 at the Sydney Cricket Ground in Sydney. The conference will feature case studies and panels on using digital platforms like social media, mobile apps, video, and analytics to engage fans and generate revenue for sports organizations. Attendees will hear from executives at teams like the Boston Celtics, Liverpool FC, New York Jets, and leagues like the MLB about their digital strategies. Topics will include social media, mobile and digital initiatives, and challenges for traditional media adapting to the digital world. Pre-registration is required online by April 12 for early pricing.
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Three little pigs named Jeffry, Scot, and Josh each built houses out of different materials. Jeffry's house of hay was blown down by the wolf. He fled to Scot's house of leaves, which was also blown down. They escaped to Josh's brick house, where the wolf tried to enter down the chimney but burned his tail in a pot of boiling water. The wolf fled and was never seen again.
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The document welcomes attendees to the Seattle Interactive Conference (SIC) 2014 and highlights that this year's theme is spotlighting "Makers" - creative thinkers who are changing industries with easier access to tools and data. The agenda is filled with inspiring speakers who are innovators willing to experiment boldly to reinvent tools and shift how people work and play. The hope is that attendees will leave feeling ready to innovate and experiment, knowing that anyone can be a maker.
The document welcomes attendees to the Seattle Interactive Conference (SIC) 2014 and highlights that this year's theme is spotlighting "Makers" - creative thinkers who are changing their industries through access to tools and data. The agenda is filled with inspiring speakers who are innovators willing to experiment boldly to reinvent tools and shift how people work and play. The hope is that attendees will leave feeling ready to innovate and experiment, knowing that anyone can be a maker.
The first session will discuss how corporations can tap into the crowd and sharing economy through enabling people to better utilize their own resources and create new business opportunities with reduced costs. The second session will examine what is involved in programmatic advertising, including a live demo, and how it allows more targeted individual buys compared to broad segment buys. The third session will feature a keynote discussing how digital artisans are changing industries through easier access to tools and data, pushing innovation at a faster pace.
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The first session will discuss how corporations can tap into the crowd and sharing economy through enabling people to better utilize their own resources and create new business opportunities with reduced costs. The second session will examine what is involved in programmatic advertising, including a live demo, and how it allows more targeted individual buys compared to broad segment buys. A third session will feature the filmmaker behind the documentary "Boyhood" discussing his unique 12-year film project and creative process.
The first session will discuss how corporations can tap into the crowd and sharing economy through enabling people to better utilize their own resources and create new business opportunities with reduced costs. The second session will examine what is involved in programmatic advertising, including a live demo, and how it allows more targeted individual buys compared to broad segment buys. A third keynote will spotlight creative thinkers who are changing industries through access to tools and data.
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2011 Getting The Most Out Of Digital Conference April 8 2011
1. GETTING THE MOST
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• Nike Inc • Video
• San Francisco Giants • Digital signage
• Toronto Maple Leafs • Mobiles
• Wigan Warriors Rugby League • iPhone & smartphone apps
• WWE – Worldwide Wrestling Enterprises • Detailed Analytics
• 2011 Rugby World Cup organizing committee • Online advertising
• E-commerce
VISIT – www.sportisfantastic.com
2. DAY 1 TUESDAY 12 JULY 2011
8.15am - 8.55am Registration followed by Welcome
9.00am - 9.45am Matt Owen, Manager - Online Communications, Digital Media, Liverpool FC [UK]
CASE STUDY - Global reach, local touch - how Liverpool adapts its social media
strategy in order to engage with different markets and communities within its
global fanbase
9.50am - 10.35am Andy Pawlowski, Global Digital Lead – Nike Basketball
CASE STUDY - Nike Basketball’s digital and social media initiatives supporting
Kobe Bryant’s Black Mamba range (including The Black Mamba short film).
Black Mamba is Kobe Bryant’s alter ego
10.35am - 11.00am Morning Tea
11.00am - 11.45am Peter Stringer, Director - Interactive Media, Boston Celtics [USA]
How the Celtics’ Three Point Play Facebook app both encourages additional fan
engagement and collects valuable fan data.
11.50am - 12.35pm Jason Yeh, Director - New Media, MLB Advanced Media [USA]
A MLB case study about shaping a team’s/league’s social media chatter/
followers into a saleable “digital asset” that is attractive to sponsors
12.35pm - 1.25pm Lunch
1.25pm - 2.00pm SOCIAL MEDIA INTERNATIONAL PANEL
John McCauley, Director, Digital - Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment,
Matt Owen, Community Manager, Digital Media Department, Liverpool Football Club,
Peter Stringer, Internet Operations Manager, Boston Celtics,
Shane Harmon, General Manager, Marketing and Communications, Rugby NZ 2011 Ltd
Jason Yeh, Director - New Media, MLB Advanced Media
Lewis Howes, Publisher of The Sports Networker blogsite (35,000+ members)
Stream 1 Stream 2
2.00pm - 2.40pm To be announced later To be announced later
2.45pm - 3.30pm To be announced later To be announced later
3.30pm - 3.55pm Afternoon Tea
4.00pm - 4.45pm Russ Stanley, Managing VP - Ticket Sales & Service, San Francisco Giants [USA]
Using digital means to deliver an exemplary Season Ticket Holder (STH)
experience
4.50pm - 5.35pm Brian Kalinowski, Executive VP - Digital Media, WWE (Worldwide Wresting
Enterprises) [USA]
The WWE Universe experience – Why choosing Facebook as your Social Media
presence makes sense
5.40pm - 7.25pm Networking drinks
7.30pm - 11.00pm Conference Dinner
Sport Research Group reserves the right to alter the programme and/or substitute speakers without notice. Information current as at 8 April, 2011.
3. DAY 2 WEDNESDAY 13 JULY 2011
9.00am - 9.45am Matt Higgins, Executive VP - Business Operations, New York Jets [USA]
How the New Meadowlands Stadium provides the Jets with a distinct digital
advantage in terms of branding, fan engagement and business operations
9.50am - 10.35am Russ Stanley, Managing VP - Ticket Sales & Service, San Francisco Giants
Dynamic pricing pays
10.35am - 11.00am Morning Tea
11.00am - 11.45am Jason Yeh, Director - New Media, MLB Advanced Media
CASE STUDY - Bringing MLB’s Mobile Picture and Video Blogging services to
baseball fans
11.50am - 12.35pm Peter Stringer, Director – Interactive Media , Boston Celtics [USA]
Celtics Video - the journey from a intern-held camcorder through to a saleable
digital asset
12.35pm - 1.25pm Lunch
1.25pm - 2.00pm DIGITAL & MOBILE INTERNATIONAL PANEL
Jason Yeh, Director - New Media, MLB Advanced Media,
Russ Stanley, Managing Vice President, Ticket Sales & Services, San Francisco Giants,
Matt Higgins, Executive VP Business Operations, New York Jets,
Simon Collinson, Marketing Director, Wigan Warriors,
Andy Pawlowski, Global Digital Lead -Basketball, Nike Inc
Stream 1 Stream 2
2.00pm - 2.40pm To be announced later To be announced later
2.45pm - 3.30pm To be announced later To be announced later
3.35pm - 4.00pm Afternoon Tea
4.00pm - 4.45pm Simon Collinson, Marketing Director, Wigan Warriors Rugby League, formerly
Marketing Manager, Bradford Bulls [UK]
Generating revenues through a substantive online presence
4.50pm - 5.35pm DIGITAL PUBLISHING PANEL
Tom Jolly, Associate Managing Editor/Night News, New York Times, formerly
Sports Editor, New York Times
Finn Bradshaw, Deputy Network Sports Editor. News Limited
Matt Owen, Manager – Online Communities, Liverpool Football Club
The opportunities and challenges for teams and governing bodies as “old
media” increasingly adapts to the digital world
Conference close
Sport Research Group reserves the right to alter the programme and/or substitute speakers without notice. Information current as at 8 April, 2011.
4. TAKING DIGITAL SPORT MARKETING TO THE NEXT
LEVEL - CASE STUDIES FROM THE WORLD’S BEST.
The GETTING THE MOST OUT OF DIGITAL CONFERENCE is a world-class showcase of online,
mobile, multimedia and social media initiatives by, and for, professional sport organisations.
Who should attend: • Stadium Commercial managers • Governing Body CEOs
• Suppliers of IT services to both sporting • Governing Body Commercial managers
• Club/franchise CEOs
venues & professional franchises/clubs • Governing Body Ticketing/Membership
• Club/franchise Digital/New Media
• Sponsorship agencies managers
managers
• Digital agencies and consultancies • Governing Body Digital/New Media
• Club/franchise Commercial managers
• Video Production houses managers
• Club/franchise Ticketing/Membership
managers • Website developers
• Corporate sponsors • Developers of Mobile, i-phone & i-Pad apps
for both professional & grassroots sport
• Stadium CEOs
To register, go to – www.sportisfantastic.com
COST - $975 AUD – if registering on/before Tuesday, 15 April, 2011
$1175 AUD – if registering after Tuesday, 15 April, 2011
PRE CONFERENCE MASTERCLASS DON’ST
MONDAY 11 JULY, 2011 MIS
OUT!
4.00pm - 4.10pm Registration followed by welcome
4.15pm - 5.00pm John McCauley, Director, Digital, Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment (MLSE),
owners of the Toronto Maple Leafs, Toronto Raptors and Toronto FC) [USA]
CASE STUDY - MLSE’s multi-platform strategy to their digital fan presence
5.05pm - 5.50pm PERSONAL BRAND PANEL, to include:
Andy Pawlowski, Global Digital Lead – Nike Basketball [USA]
Brian Kalinowski, Executive VP - Digital Media, WWE [USA]
Lewis Howes, Founder of the Sports Executives Association [USA], and others
5.50pm - 6.55pm Complimentary Formal Drinks - Speed Dating of the International speakers.
Tables remixed every 10 mins. At least 1 International Key Note Speaker per table.
7.00pm - 7.30pm Informal networking
COST Nil - if registering on/before 23 March 2011 | $150 AUD - if registering after 23 March 2011