
In case you bother to read this blog, you already know the main theme of next10: Game Changers. We will tell you more about that soon, but in the meantime have a look at the fabulous Huffington Post...

It's time to unveil the conference theme of next10: Game Changers. They count on disruptive technologies, break the rules and redefine business models. Which Game Changers would you like to see at next10...

The tiny, little conference we accidentially started in 2006 has grown bigger every year and is now one of the leading digital conferences in Europe...

Some of you know, some don't: We're a small team organizing the next conference, for the fifth time next year. And we're always looking for dedicated support...

It is common wisdom nowadays that to survive journalism has to change. The question that remains is how. Dan Gillmor, both a journalist and an academic, answers this question with 22 new rules of news [via]. Some of them seem quite tough to me, but in general his lists sounds well...

Some of you might have wondered why Mercedes spends half of its marketing budget on digital media in the UK. Now we know the German car-maker is not alone. In the first six months of 2009, internet advertising sales in the UK overtook TV for the first time...

In the UK, that is. It is clearly a milestone on the way of the digital revolution. Anders Sundt Jensen, VP for brand communications, broke this news at the dmexco trade show this week...

As some of you might know, we at SinnerSchrader are currently involved in running JSConf.eu, the European Javascript Conference. Compared to the next conference, this is a pretty small, highly focused event. And as it turns out, it's running extremly well...

At first, this news sounded a bit odd to me. Is there any reason why Adobe should want to buy web analytics firm Omniture? And then, I've a long history of acquisitions in mind...

Save the date: On October 20, the first TechCrunch Munich event will take place at Sun Microsystems in Kirchheim-Heimstetten. The event kicks off at 2 pm and ends with a networking night in Munich City...

In less than two weeks, everyone and their uncle will probably be heading to Cologne for the first dmexco (Sep 23/24). It's the successor of the late OMD, a Düsseldorf-based trade show. I think of both as kind of Web 1.0 events. But that's not the reason I won't make it to Cologne....

Wayne Arnold who set up marketing agency Profero in 1998 has a nice piece in AdAge about the present and future of agencies. That's a topic of interest for everyone who works for such a beast (like me)...

In 2008, we ran the next conference under the motto "get realtime". By hindsight, this seems a bit premature now, as the real-time web is just getting steam...

Yesterday after business hours, I got mail from Headshift, announcing that they joined forces with (i.e. they got acquired by) the Dachis Group of ex-Razorfish founder Jeff Dachis (not to be confused with Jeff Jarvis)...












