Social media for good and content copyright next topics for Digital Citizens and Social Media Club Sydney
Sydney’s social media community is spoilt for choice this month with, Mumbrella can reveal, Digital Citizens meeting next week to talk about using social media for social good, while Social Media Club Sydney meets the following week to discuss copyright in social media content.
The Digital Citizens Social Media for Social Good event takes place next Tuesday, April 13, at the Burdekin Hotel on Oxford Street.
Speakers include Nic Mackay, MD of The Human Race, which helps companies and brands behave in a socially responsible way. He recently gave a bravura presentation at the Battle of Big Thinking.
Former AdNews journalist Mark Chenery, who now works for Action Aid Australia, will be discussing Project TOTO, which attempted to use bloggers to help tackle poverty.
What is it with social media organisations and Darlinghurst???? LOL.
A topic which would be interesting to discuss – has the increase in the use of social media led to an decrease in reading.
Here come the IP lawyers like rats out of a sewer!
UTS is also holding a free public lecture on 20th April.
Copy Right or Wrong: Are we ready for a new age in how creative content is stored and sold online?
http://www.alumni.uts.edu.au/i.....-flyer.pdf
Dear Jess
looks good, an interesting follow on from SMCSYD the night before!
I’m especially interested considering the path which Facebook, one of the largest personal content aggregators, appear to be following in treating people’s privacy and personal preferences by apparently reintroducing Beacon by the back door (http://bit.ly/9ecUfx). How long before they reintroduce their previously failed attempts to lay claim to our content (http://bit.ly/ddn1V2) in their platform?
If people are happy to opt in to services like this, that is one thing, but if these sorts of terms continually get ‘snuck in’, and you need to opt-out, then I personally have a problem with this.
Gavin