Pre-conference workshop
Monday 17 September 2007
UNDERSTANDING MOBILE WEB 2.0
Composed by
Ken Blakeslee,
WebMobility Ventures and
Tony Fish,
AMF Ventures
The purpose of the workshop is to present a range of briefings on the necessary disciplines that are needed to provide the context for understanding `Mobile Web 2.0. The workshop will outline the importance of the TV world and advertising models, crossing the chasm to Web 2.0 evolution and the underlying ideas. Who are the `wise crowds' of 2.0 communities, and are they the same across the radio, TV, IP, web, mobile and even print platforms? This workshop is not about mobile access technologies or handsets, it is about practical issues and engaging in the debate.
The day is split into 5 one hour long workshops with 40 minutes of structured presentation by a leading expert and 20 minutes of question and answers.
The areas covered address the scope of interrelationships and how you can steer your way through a very complex arena of players, brands, words and technologies.
Web 2.0
09.30
- What was 1.0?
- Where are we now?
- What is 2.0 about?
- What are the implications?
- What parts add value and could create wealth?
- Why high exit valuation and is there any value left?
Broadcast, linear TV and TV on the web
11.00
- Why is TV important,?
- What's happening in this market ?
- Why is a shift here going to effect my web or mobile proposition?
- Where does the ISP add value?
- Who owns the data?
Communities and Users
12.00
- What is the network effect?
- Wisdom of crowds and how does it apply to communities, brands and users?
- What are users doing and what direction could it take?
Status of the markets
14.00
- What is 2.0 all about?
- Who are the players?
- Why is it important?
- Enabling technologies, beneficiaries
- Who makes money or derives value? Review of commercial propositions - stuff that will make you sit up
Principles of Mobile Web 2.0
15.00
- Mobile content and the changing balance of power
- I am not a number, I am a tag
- Multilingual mobile access
- Mobile Web 2.0 and digital convergence: The disruptive power of Ajax and mobile widgets
- Location based services and Mobile Web 2.0
- Mobile search : Much more than Google on your mobile phone.