On Mon, 2009-10-19 at 23:58 +0100, Andrew Turvey wrote: > We've been invited to go along to a conference next week organized by the > Department for Culture, Media and Sport on "creative industries". Although we > made it clear to them that we are not-for-profit and a lot of the programme > is not particularly relevant, they were very keen to get us to go along, even > to the extent of giving us a free ticket. > > The website is at http://www.cabinetforum.org and the agenda is: > > * New business models for online content: How can a viable business be made > out of online content without relying on advertising?
Wikipedia is not the only project. Wikinews is CC-BY. Content can be copied and used on an ad-supported site. See http://enwn.net/aEDd > My question: what should I focus on at this conference and what should I aim > to get out of it? As mentioned earlier, get names, and, I'd add, try to get any press there to mention you were present. -- Brian McNeil <brian.mcn...@wikinewsie.org> Wikinewsie.org
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