If you’ve been hoping to see video of this year’s mesh, you can see them on meshTV, where Mark McKay and our team from MaRS and mDialog have been busily preparing them and getting them online. Details are here. You can also see HD versions on the mesh09 channel in iTunes (which is now in the no. 2 spot in the technology category & # 33 overall in Canada iTunes).
We received some great feedback yesterday (via Rypple) during and after the first day of mesh.
If you haven’t left feedback, it’s easy. All you do is click on one of the links below. You’ll then see a page where you can leave your thoughts about a particular speaker. The feedback gives us a better idea of what you liked, what you didn’t like, what worked, what needs to be improved, etc. All this information will help us make mesh better.
Keynotes
Paul Kedrosky/Howard Lindzon
Bonin Bough
David Miller
Panels
Managing Your Ad Buy
Managing Your Online Persona
The Benefits and Risks of Building for a Platform
Boostrapping a Startup
Managing a Community
Using Online Word of Mouth
Workshops
Social Media Analytics
Legal Bootcamp for Web Startups
Search Engine Marketing
How to Integrate Social Media into Your Marketing Plan
We’d love to get your feedback about the keynotes, panels and workshops – what you liked, what you would have wanted to see more of/less of, what worked, what didn’t, etc.
We’re using Rypple, a cool local start-up that has a user-friendly service that makes leaving feedback a snap. To provide feedback, we’ve created a different URL for each keynote, speaker and workshop. All you need to do is visit one of the URLs below:
Keynotes
Mike Masnick
Jessica Jackley
Panels
David Usher
Hyper-Local Media
Future of the News
Using the Web for Good
Workshops
Professionalizing Pro-Video
The Nuts & Bolts of iTunes
Social Media for Non-Profits
Monetizing Media
Social Media 101
Using Social Media for Social Good