Brendan Dawes – Thoughts from the Lower-case Now – Part 1 from Hull Digital on Vimeo.

The other videos on Vimeo so far are:

Peter Barron from Google talking about the internet revolution and what Google are up to.

Sarah Parmenter giving some amazing tips on iPhone and mobile design.

The legendary Andreas Carlsson showing why you need to do stuff you love.

You can follow Mike on twitter here.

HDLive – Mike Butcher “Time to Start Up” from Hull Digital on Vimeo.

Stuart is the Sector Manager for Digital and New Media and gave an interesting talk around Digital Britain, and what is happening in the region.

Charles talks about newspapers are changing, how the news is changing, and how to get your story noticed. Always inspiring, and fascinating, Charles went down a storm – don’t miss it! You can follow him on twitter here.

This has some of the great feedback from speakers and attendees

]]> http://hulldigital.co.uk/hdlive09-videos-start-today-2/feed/ 1 http://hulldigital.co.uk/great-news-hdlive-videos-starting-tomorrow/ http://hulldigital.co.uk/great-news-hdlive-videos-starting-tomorrow/#comments Sun, 07 Feb 2010 09:57:32 +0000 admin http://hulldigital.co.uk/?p=970 We’re delighted to let you know that we have the videos for last year’s HDLive09 conference ready to go for your viewing pleasure!

We’re going to be showing them on the site, one each day, and all of them will be available to embed and publish on your own blogs and sites so you can spread the word. They are all worth watching – great speakers, interesting topics and lots to takeaway and digest.

A huge thanks to Joe at JayJayMedia for doing the filming and editing.

So, come back to the site over the next 9 days and enjoy!

That is going to go very quickly indeed! But, it’s all good fun, and yes, a learning curve too!

We are putting the finishing touches to the conference passes, the programme, making sure we all know what we’re doing on the day, plus ensuring we have the speakers’ presentations!

***Important***

For those of you who are attending, please be aware that Hull Fair is also going on and so the access to the stadium is different to normal. Please do have a look here which gives you all the details you will need >> click.

The main entrance to the KC Stadium car park from the foot of the Anlaby Road flyover will be closed from Thursday 9th October until Sunday 19th October. Walton Street will be closed to vehicular traffic from midnight on Wednesday 8th October and will re-open on Sunday 19th October.

All normal traffic for the KC Stadium and the Gemtec Arena will have to follow a specific circuit to enter the Stadium perimeter and South Stand car parks during these periods.

This route is as follows:-

Follow St. George’s Road to the junction with Arthur Street (circa 100 metres north of the railway level crossing, St. George’s Road Primary School is on the street corner).

Turn into Arthur Street and follow its full length to the T-junction with Walliker Street. Turn left on to Walliker Street and then first right (before the traffic lights) into Carnegie Street then left on to the old Anlaby Road to enter the Stadium car parks from under the Anlaby Road flyover.

This route should be used in reverse to exit the Stadium car parks.

(It should still be possible to turn from Anlaby Road into Walliker Street at the traffic lights until approximately 1600 hours each week day during the Fair, but thereafter motorists will have to use the above designated route to and from the Stadium).

Walton Street car park will remain closed throughout the period of the Fair from now until Monday 20th October 2008.

Access to the Gemtec Arena Car Park during the period of Hull Fair will be via the general access route (see above) and the Stadium perimeter road.

We will also be reminding you about this via email and twitter in the next few days.

We do have a small number of tickets left, so if you’re diary is free, then do get a ticket – we would love to see you!

The response from people has been overwhelming – about the design, the downloads and most importantly, the line up of speakers.

There is still a lot of planning, organisation and promotion to do, and we would be very grateful if you would spread the word! If you head over to the downloads section, scroll down, and you can grab a conference banner to place on your website or blog. If you let us know where this is, we will enter you in a draw to get a free ticket or a refund on one you’ve already bought.

We are also looking for a few more sponsors. We have a number of packages available to give you maximum value, exposure, a stand at the event and get your company name / brand out in front of receptive prospects. Please email us if you would like to get involved – remember, the event will be getting a lot of regional and national exposure and will be promoted on the radio, newspapers and possibly on the television

Thanks again for your support – it is going to be a great day, and we hope you will be there.

Date – October 14th 2009

Venue – Kingston Suite, KC Stadium, Hull

If you want to be kept up to date on everything to do with the event, then head on over to the website and sign up! (We promise never to pass on your details to any third parties – we hate spam as much as anyone!).

The plans for the conference are progressing quickly and the speaker line up joining Rory Cellan-Jones is superb – attendees are going to have a brilliant day, and we are going to deliver real value, excellent facilities and of course, interesting and exciting speaker topics!

We’re going getting very excited and you should too!

Hull Digital Live, Hull’s first digital and technology conference is going to welcome Rory Cellan-Jones, the BBC’s Technology Correspondent as the Keynote Speaker.

Since January 2007, Cellan-Jones has been the BBC’s Technology Correspondent^[1] with the job of expanding the BBC’s coverage of new media and telecoms, and the cultural impact of the Internet. (Source – Wikipedia).

Rory writes on the BBC Technology blog here, and you can follow him on Twitter here. He has met virtually all the movers and shakers in the UK tech industry and the global digital dignitaries, reported from many an Apple event, has great insight into the current trends and shifts, plus is a gadget lover himself!

I’m really, really excited that Rory is coming to speak at the Hull Digital Live Conference, and I would like to extend my sincere thanks for agreeing to do so.

So what are you waiting for, sign up to stay in touch and get a heads up on when the conference website goes live as well as the early bird tickets!