Technologist Chris Messina, the inventor of the #, presented his first ever public discussion on future technologies since leaving Silicon Valley to become a digital nomad, in February of this year.
Instagram blogger Jenn Herman says one of the biggest mistakes social media managers and marketers make is thinking Facebook and Instagram are the same thing.
Matt Navarra told State of Social '19 that Facebook pages are becoming less of a focus with groups, communities, messaging apps and bots considered areas of importance.
Jonathan Harley discussed the intersection of technology, social, media and journalism from his 20 years’ experience working in media and technology.
At State of Social '19 Pedestrian TV co-founder Chris Wirasinha discussed the evolution of brand; “we really wanted Pedestrian to be the Australian home of pop-culture… when we started writing about local stories, that really resonated… when Facebook arrived, that was the turning point for the brand,†he said.
Announcing the latest additions to the thought panels probing the darkest recesses of the digiverse at State of Social 2019: Entrepreneurs Meg Coffey and Hugh Stephens.
Introducing IP VIP Dave Stewart and digital strategy star Matt Popkes, two more big-name, big-brain panellists joining the rollcall of digital marketing royalty at State of Social 2019.
Want to build a successful brand? Make it iiinfluential (with three i’s). Kim McKay of Klick Communications fame will explain how in her keynote at State of Social 19.
In the roiling sea of digital and social news, how can you keep your head above water? Razor-sharp reporter Jenna Clarke and State of Social’s New News panel will tell you.
How is the digital landscape changing? Ask the guy who landscaped it, digital publishing and Pedestrian.tv powerhouse Chris Wirasinha.
