Blogging

When you think of the rebellious and loose nature by which blogging is often described, it might be that Las Vegas is the perfect location for the Second Annual BlogWorld and New Media Expo.

Scheduled for September 20, adding to what is already a busy weekend for bloggers, the expo will feature advice, insight and experiences as shared by senior executives from Fortune 500 companies and industry thought leaders, all of whom attendees can learn a thing or two about how to implement social media.

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Fortune 500 Takes Over BlogWorld

The 12th annual KMWorld and Intranets Conference and Exhibition is scheduled for September 23 – 25, 2008, in San Jose, California. This year’s theme, Driving Enterprise Innovation and Achievement: User-Focused Tools and Practices, emphasizes the myriad of new ways to communicate, collaborate and exchange knowledge within the enterprise.

The event will also cover such hot topics as ECM, intranet and portal strategies, enterprise 2.0, knowledge sharing, enterprise search and much more.

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Event: KMWorld and Intranets 2008

They’ve been banged up a bit lately in the news with their less than spectacular financial results, but they’ve also been the recipient of some awards that demonstrate their commitment to Web 2.0 and the entire web experience as a whole.

So what do you do when you want to better understand how this enterprise content management provider can appear to have two different faces? Why you attend their yearly conference Vignette Village. Because anyone who’s anyone with Vignette will be there.

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Vignette Village Focuses on Web 2.0 for the Enterprise

The new media revolution is alive and well. Whether it be news aggregation or marketing your company’s message effectively, the quest for conquering the ways of Web 2.0 are constant. However, there’s no shortage of help to aide you in your efforts.

On Wednesday, August 28 at 1 p.m. EST, Aquent presents a webcast called The New Media Revolution: Tips for Marketers Coping With a World Where Messages Don’t Matter. Featuring award-winning writer and content marketing consultant specializing in technology and new media, Paul Gillin, the web cast aims to “sort out the chaos in new media.”

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Webcast: Marketing and the New Media Revolution

Mark your September calendars! Gartner will present its 2008 summit on Portals, Content and Collaboration September, 17 - 19, in Los Angeles, CA. Gartner’s events are always fun due to their reputation as a well-known technology research and advisory firm and this sure looks like an event worth attending.

With a focus on innovation, Gartner will hold its first ever Innovation Panel, in which the CEOs of open innovation network organizations will share their insights on innovation. They will coach us on how to look for and find innovation and, most importantly, on how to protect innovative ideas.

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Event: Gartner Portals, Content and Collaboration Summit