OnMedia is where cutting edge of Madison Avenue meets the best of the Global Silicon Valley. This two day executive event features New York's power players and top digital media CEOs, who engage in high-level debates on how the Internet is disrupting the world of media, marketing, advertising, and branding. OnMedia also showcases the emerging entrepreneurial CEOs who are revolutionizing the way media is being created, distributed, consumed, and analyzed.
In June of 2011, the monthly time spent on social networks surpassed that of traditional web portals. Facebook is now the largest seller of display advertising. What does this all mean to the Media Establishment?
In retrospect, eBay became the most valuable Internet company in the 1990s because it was a social network and commerce site before we even know what that meant. Groupon was the first big hit of the next generation, but is struggling to maintain its market value. This session showcases a whole new generation of startup social commerce ready to show that the game is not yet over and can be done right.
Top digital media provate company CEOs pitch their business plans to potential stratgic partners, customers, investors and business media. Contact Shannon Calvin (shannon@aonetwork.com, 954.663.2086) or Grant Gunderson (grant@aonetwork.com, 916.217.0427) for details on how your company can participate.
The New York venture capital scene remains one of the hottest startup markets on the planet. The City’s best and brightest VCs will talk about which digital media sectors are hot, and how trends in social networking, mobile, and the cloud are still driving new company formations.
Top digital media provate company CEOs pitch their business plans to potential stratgic partners, customers, investors and business media. Contact Shannon Calvin (shannon@aonetwork.com, 954.663.2086) or Grant Gunderson (grant@aonetwork.com, 916.217.0427) for details on how your company can participate.
Innovation-driven startups have always had to scale quickly to survive. In today's networked world, entrepreneurs need to move even faster, and the right kind of corporate marketers and ad agency partners can provide a digital media startup a huge boost.
Bill Cleary worked for Steve Jobs at Apple in the early days, and continued his work for Apple and NeXT as a partner at CKS Partners, the leading interactive marketing and advertising agency in the 1990s. Bill will present his views on what was the magic behind Steve Jobs' marketing and product development that help him build the number one consumer brand of its generation.
Media buyers have still not caught up with the eyeballs. While 25% of consumer time is spent online, only 19% of media buying goes online. And while 8% of consumer time is spent viewing content on mobile devices, only .5% of the media buying goes to mobile. Closing this gap represents a $20 billion opportunity.
The Super Angel investors continue to turn the whole traditional venture capital model upside down. Many would argue that the early stage market is over-funded and represents a new bubble. This leading group of Angels will dissect the myths from reality.
Contact Shannon Calvin (shannon@aonetwork.com, 954.663.2086) or Grant Gunderson (grant@aonetwork.com, 916.217.0427) for details on how your company can participate.
The web and music industry are now in full socialization mode. The final frontier is online video and TV, and this session will define where opportunities are in this unchartered space.
David Kirkpatrick is the author of "The Facebook Effect: The Inside Story of the Company That Is Connecting the World," the only authorized and authoritative book on Facebook to date. This fireside chat will take an inside look on whether or not Facebook's hype matches its reality.
Gurbaksh Chahal is a Three-Time Entrepreneur—all before he turned 30 Years Old—and all his start-ups have been in the ad network space. He will give a provacative presentation on why he thinks that ad networks, as we have know them, are now officially dead.
In 2011, media buyers had still not caught up with the eyeballs. While 25% of the time people are consuming content is over the Internet, only 19% of the advertising dollars are spent online. And while enother 8% of the time people spend reading content is via mobile devices, mobile is only getting 0.5% of the media buy. Bridging these two gaps represents a $20 billion opportunity for the break-out companies represented in this session.
Contact Shannon Calvin (shannon@aonetwork.com, 954.663.2086) or Grant Gunderson (grant@aonetwork.com, 916.217.0427) for details on how your company can participate.
The emergence of secondary market alternatives continued to disrupt the IPO & M&A business in 2011. This session will debate what the best liquidity strategies are for technology companies and forecast what to look for in 2012.
AlwaysOn and KPMG proudly announce this year's OnMedia 100-the top emerging companies creating new business opportunities in the world of media, advertising, marketing, branding, and public relations
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