What Inspires You in 2010?

It’s been three months already since New Media Days 09 filled Koncerthuset in Copenhagen. 800 media pros eager to network and be inspired. Yes, we loved it and luckily many of you – those present – did too. Thank you for all your kind and constructive feedback!

Now the time has come to look forward and for us to plan for New Media Days 10. It’s a most exciting time of year for us: Far out ideas of form and content that will shape the final event are still on Post-Its and being bounced back and forth on a daily basis. Nothing seems impossible… and as you know it’s all about savoring that moment.

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Many ideas come from your feedback, others are unrealized concepts surfacing from office drawers or brand new thoughts sparked by overflowing RSS readers. But we know there’s something we’re missing. There always is.

A change in media consumption, a promising business model, an exciting start-up or service, a great conference networking model, another conference to be inspired by or anything great that has caught your attention. Let us know – and help us shape New Media Days 10!

Please tell us what inspires you, here on the blog or anywhere you feel like it:

twitter.com/newmediadays
facebook.com/newmediadays
inspiration@newmediadays.dk

Oh yes, and we’ll soon change the graphics on this site to get everybody in the 2010 mindset. Stay tuned. Booting up…

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Comments

#1

Thomas Broge-Starck

Posted February 16, 2010 at 10:10 | Permalink

It inspires me to have working wifi when I’m asked to tweet my questions to a panel
#2

Gianfranco Chicco

Posted February 17, 2010 at 02:04 | Permalink

as social media becomes ubiquitous, the amount of useless info grows too. An interesting trend is that real life events are leveraging on social media and becoming more relevant than ever.

Traditional media (and others) are now jumping to organize events to be more in contact with their audience but they still do it the “old way”, not acknowledging the power of connecting both worlds (online and offline).

Exploring the dynamics that influence a successful event is a key topic imho
#3

Ronni Tino Pedersen

Posted February 17, 2010 at 13:11 | Permalink

@Gianfranco, interesting observation. You’re saying that events – like social media – are popping up everywhere and thus the amount of useless events grow too? Exploring the interconnecting social dynamics is definitely one key to avoiding that. Love your blog, btw!

@Thomas, I agree that working wifi can be a prerequisite for inspiration to kick in if that’s what you mean… Unfortunately your smiley wink doesn’t show in the front-end. I’ll have a look at that.

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