by Kirsty Pitkin | Jun 28, 2012 | amplification, Analysis, Featured, publications, tools
We are pleased to announce the formal publication of the Greening Events II Event Amplification Toolkit, and consider how this will inform further work in the field. Things have been a bit quiet around here recently. Here’s why… Last week saw the...
by Kirsty Pitkin | Dec 5, 2011 | amplification, planning, presentations, Twitter Bingo
Last week I was invited to give a presentation at Online Information 2011 on behalf of Brian Kelly, who had submitted a paper titled: “Open Content and Open Events: Professional Development in an Amplified World” but was unfortunately unable to give the...
by Kirsty Pitkin | Jul 13, 2011 | amplification, audience, hybrid, live streaming, metrics, Slideshare
On Monday we were invited to help amplify the Metrics and Social Web Services: Quantitative Evidence for their Use and Impact workshop (#ukolneim), organised by Brian Kelly. Whilst I find the vast majority of events I cover fascinating, it is quite rare to cover an...
by Kirsty Pitkin | May 24, 2011 | amplification, conversation, metrics
After an event is over we take stock. We measure the number of tweets, the number of people who could possibly have seen those tweets, the number of blog posts, the number of discussion threads in the LinkedIn group etc, etc, etc…. We take these numbers to...
by Kirsty Pitkin | May 4, 2011 | amplification, conversation, networks, Twitter
I have recently been exploring a new app called Color, which allows you to see photos and videos taken using the app by anyone within 150ft of you. The app lists those who have shared photos within this vicinity as your connections, on a temporary basis. This is your...
by Kirsty Pitkin | Mar 28, 2011 | amplification, planning
I’m often asked: “Should I be amplifying my event?” and I usually start by admitting my obvious bias when answering. However, the truthful answer is: “It depends.” I thought it would be useful to consider some of the scenarios when event organisers should (in my...
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