ad:tech san francisco April 15, 2008
San Francisco, California 94103
As the digitization of media continually redefines the business of marketing, it is ad:tech’s mission to provide brand advertisers, agencies, portals, online publishers and technology providers an unparalleled forum – one that supports the exchange of ideas, experiences, new practices, emerging models and expert opinion. That’s why every ad:tech conference features a balanced blend of:
ad:tech
* Keynote speakers sharing frontline experiences and an executive level perspective
* Panel discussions focusing on best practices and economic opportunities
* Hands-on workshops delivering immediate, take-away value
Official Website: http://www.ad-tech.com/sf/adtech_san_francisco.aspx
Added by Voce Nation on February 5, 2008
Comments
A.K. at TasteTV
Ad:tech is a must-attend event.
Also after ad:tech, you might find this interesting:
The New Media Tastemakers SUMMIT, May 2nd
http://www.NewMediaTastemakers.com
rohitbhargava
For attendees of ad:tech who will still be in SF on Friday, April 18th - you're invited to the launch party for Personality Not Included (my new marketing book) ...http://upcoming.yahoo.com/event/453129/
I'm also doing a book signing at ad:tech on the 15th at 1pm in the event bookstore.
gtmcknight
To create/share a custom schedule (and access it on your mobile) check out my side project:
http://adtech.sched.org
claudia_w
I am selling a Full Conference ticket for Ad Tech San Francisco, CA. (Moscone Center North)
Expo: April 20-21, 2010 | Conference: April 19-21, 2010
Individual Passes Early Bird
Through 3/19 Price $1,195
Advance 3/20 - 4/18 $1,395
Onsite 4/19 - 4/21 $ 1,595
ad:tech Conference Pass
(includes all ad:tech sessions, keynotes, lunch, exhibit hall and special events*)
info [email protected]
andrewpeters
Come to our Panel:
http://www.ad-tech.com/sf/session_detail.asp?session=751&refad=1
wednesday, april 16, 12:15pm - 1:15pm
Exchange Series I: New Creative, New Tools
Certain fundamental changes in the way we design for the Web have occurred in the past 2 years. From changes in audience behavior—the rise of social networks, blogging, serious collaborative processing, consumer production—to hard-core programmatic and infrastructure issues (e.g., AJAX, open-source, mobility, bandwidth), there's never been a more difficult, or exciting, time to be a designer than now. This dynamic and interactive session will explore the edges of the design world as we discuss how to evaluate, learn and adopt advanced techniques—or not. Bored with creative? Come to this session