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June 23, 2005

Gnomedex Starting Today: Where to Find Coverage

Gnomedex, dubbed as "the technology people aggregator" and focusing on the "Grassroots of RSS, Blogging, Podcasting, BitTorrent and Media", is starting tonight.

Since RSS is at the forefront of the event, I am quite sorry for not being able to make it there, but at least I'll be able to follow what's going on through all the online coverage that's bound to set some event blog coverage records.

Perhaps the only dissapointing thing is that I'm not really seeing any people from the RSS marketing world in the program (Chris, what's up with that?). Of course, some topics are somewhat marketing related, but where's stuff like using RSS for direct marketing, RSS advertising, e-commerce RSS, RSS for relationship management and so on, especially case studies on all of this?

Now the Syndicate conference was more business oriented, but still not enough real marketing content. So just perhaps an event organizer should step-up and do an RSS event just for marketers?

Or am I hoping for too much? Could be, since "marketing" is still considered a bad word in many circles ... not to mention that just about every other "new age internaut" is proclaiming marketing dead. Oh well, times never change:)

Anyway, back to Gnomedex and places to find coverage from the event ...

Technorati Tag: Gnomedex
The place to watch what's going on at Gnomedex ...

The Gnomedex Update Blog and the Gnomedex Wiki
The name about says it all ...

David Winer's preview of Microsoft's big RSS announcement to happen at Gnomedex

More to follow tomorrow ...

Comments

Maybe I could do a separate RSS Marketing event, eh?

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