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OCS 2007 – Now What?

Description: What are the most significant trends and opportunities looking forward?

OCS 2007 – Presidential Campaigns and Online Communities

Description: Every four years the presidential campaigns get way out ahead of everyone else in the use of interactive technologies. What is their experience to date?

OCS 2007 Breakout – Mobile Communities

Question: What does a mobile community look like? What is the toolset and what are the enablers?

OCS 2007 Breakout – Social Media

Question: Should you break out into other communities like myspace and facebook to get the word out on your community? Is it worth the time?

OCS 2007 – A Report from Researchers

10:00 – 11:00 Session 4 / What Works? A Report from the Front Edge of Community Research
Description: What does current research tell us about effective strategies in the design and management of online Communities?

OCS 2007 – On Crowdsourcing

Introduction from Peter Cohen / Amazon.com.

Online Community Summit 2007 – Intro Questions

At the start of the conference everyone asks the question they’d like to walk away with a better answer for. Here is a sampling of the questions asked.

Fixing The Problem with Niche Communities and Sub-Groups

In the next release Community Server will support “Groups”.  I love the feature, but it could create a new problem for community site managers.  How do you manage the creation and population of these sub-communities on your site? 

Making Entertaining Online Ads Means Variety as well as Entertainment

It’s no surprise to anyone that there are ads on the sites Telligent managers in conjunction with Microsoft.  At least it wasn’t shocking to me when I came on to lead this team.  What was surprising was the lack of variety in the ads that I see go up on the site. Maybe it’s just me, but a lack of variety means I instantly recognize and avoid the ad. 

The Opposite of Community Server is?