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NEW MEDIA TASTEMAKERS SUMMIT
Where New Media, Good Business & Great Taste Meet
May 2008 San Francisco / Sept. 2008 New York City
photo by Alicia Lin
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WHEN: For the very first time, key players, execs, moguls, editors, producers, bloggers, designers and tastemakers gathered for an exclusive summit in San Francisco on May 2nd. Their goal was to discuss the lucrative & highly influential Lifestyle-verticals of food & wine, fashion & design, and metro-regional guides in New Media. See a video highlights from the Digital Guides panel here.
The next Summit takes place in New York City in September 2008. Join the mailing list for Summit updates
WHY: New Media Tastemakers have now attained unprecedented reach & influence over what global and local consumers buy, eat, drink, watch, wear, and do in leisure and in life. Powered by the techniques and technology of New Media, these categories are not only required daily reading and viewing by tens of millions of consumers and businesses, they also have the ability to begin or end major trends, make fortunes & careers, and thrill & delight advertisers.
HOW: At the New Media Tastemakers Summit, attendees shared ideas, network, and prepare their businesses for economic and technological opportunities specific to this category. It also allowed hopeful marketers, partners, culinary and fashion gurus, and investors to talk face-to-face. Over twenty high-profile companies were expert speakers and panelists, including:
Participants met, discussed, networked and shared with similar Lifestyle content creators, editors, executives and directors as well as strategists, advertisers, marketers, technologists and investors associated with or influenced by well-known blogs, video sites, podcasts, mobile systems, and networks.
No other conference or summit specifically focuses on the culture-shaping and consumer-driving Lifestyle categories of New Media, nor on their influence, creativity, profitability, dynamics, key players, innovations, and future. Don't miss the next one.
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