Episode: VMC #88 - Antti Vilpponen
Nice chat with my social media friend Antti Vilpponen. He is a sharp guy and probably one of the coolest ‘Suomi mates’ able to tell you more about nordic startups. Check the show notes below + enjoy!
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Teymur Madjderey is a talented freelancer photographer based in Cologne (Germany). One of the interesting projects he’s working on is ‘Troopies 365′, and I was delighted when I found out that he dedicated today’s shot to me based on iTive.net digital marketing consulting services (disclosure: He is one of our clients, we are working together on some nice projects ).
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Like I said when everything moved to andreavascellari.com, I really want to make this more interactive… so let’s start with it!
You know better than me how important it is to know your audience. Indeed today we can use excellent tools to analyze relevant data. For instance if I take Google Analytics, one of my favorite tools, I get good stats related to the geographical location, time, quantity, frequency, etc. but no info for example about demographics data.

Episode: VMC #87 - Ben Hammersley - It’s time to choose
It’s a tough moment for our economy. What Ben says should make think lots of people out there… It’s time to choose between high and low value, don’t sit in the middle.
Andrea

Episode: VMC #86 - Stowe Boyd - Better Plumbing for the Social Web
@Stowe: Sorry I didn’t have time to add subtitles in Portuguese
Andrea

Show notes & Credits: Web 2.0 Expo Berlin, Stowe Boyd

Tom makes (again) good points on how we can use the lessons of the web to improve our energy networks. Valuable thoughts from which any cluster could get inspiration:
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Episode: VMC #85 - Suw Charman - High Order Bit
You already know her In this keynote (Web 2.0 Expo Berlin) Suw explains how we can collaborate and communicate more efficiently. I bet many of you will find it interesting… (especially if you are ‘addicted’ to emails!)
Andrea

Episode: VMC #84 - Tim O’Reilly & Martin Varsavsky

Web 2.0 Expo Berlin - Here’s a nice conversation between Tim O’Reilly and Martin Varsavsky (FON). I also managed to catch Simone’s question at the end. Enjoy it!

Andrea

Episode: VMC #81 - Tim O’Reilly on Poor Quality Startups
Show notes & Credits: Blogger Roundtable - Web 2.0 Expo in Berlin Germany, question by Arne Hulstein

Duane Nickull, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Ok, you already know that he rocks but did you know about Duane’s World? If not, check it out!

Today I had the pleasure to do a keynote session about Social Media - New Tools for New Innovations.
During my presentation I talked about the second Internet generation we are living in and what will define tomorrow’s network. The bottom line was about how applications built for collective intelligence can support and optimize the innovation process.
Audience: The Finnish regional managers that invited me + external audience (the event was free and open to the public)

Episode: VMC #80 - Tim O’Reilly on Politics & IT
Show notes & Credits: Blogger Roundtable - Web 2.0 Expo in Berlin Germany. Good question asked by my friend Sebastian Keil (host of the Speaking English Podcast, check it out )

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Web 2.0 Expo in Berlin Germany
Jen reads my mind. It’s about how we define Web 2.0… “Web 2.0 can be the recession diet for enterprises”. Tim and Brady made good points too.

Andrea

Episode: VMC #77 - 2.0 Business - US & Europe - Blogger Roundtable - Web 2.0 Expo Berlin
Show notes & Credits: Web 2.0 Expo in Berlin Germany, Luca Conti (Pandemia.info)

Web 2.0 Expo Berlin - Question by my Italian friend and social media mate Luca Conti (Pandemia.info).

Andrea

Web 2.0 Expo Berlin - Blogger Roundtable

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Web 2.0 Expo Berlin. Question by Nancy Williams
Tim has style…

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Question by Lloyd Davis

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Here’s a nice video taken by my friend Arne Hulstein together with Mike Butcher (TechCrunch) during the Web 2.0 Expo in Berlin.

During the Blogger Roundtable in which I took part at Web 2.0 Expo in Berlin I asked how was the feeling after the recent Web 2.0 R.I.P post by TechCrunch.
In short: Web 2.0 is not dead, and I couldn’t agree more.
About Tim: A great mind, period. Do I need to add something more?