PostMix Australia

Well there you have it folks, all of the videos from Remix Australia 2007 are officially up.

I hope you enjoy a little more than I have encoding them :-)

Btw, a full index of the sessions is available on the right hand side sidebar.

-mk

Lee Brimelow, Frog Design, USA

Gerry Gaffney, Information and Design

Philip Beadle, Readify

Adam Kowaltzke, Avanade

Shane Morris, Microsoft - Moderator

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Michael Leahy Wise, Omni Effect

Mark Sehler & Mark Smith, MYOB

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Look under the surface at ASP.NET AJAX, and learn best practices for designing/developing great UX, maximizing performance, and considering accessibility and search engine optimization in your web applications.

Steve Marx, Microsoft Corporation

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Popfly is the fun, easy way to build and share mashups, gadgets, Web pages, and applications.

Popfly Creator is a set of online visual tools for building Web pages and mashups.

Popfly Space is an online community of creators where you can host, share, rate, comment and even remix creations from other Popfly users.

Nick Hodge, Microsoft Australia

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Operating a large-scale, year-round consumer web presence is a challenging task. Much of the discussion about web 2.0, and the supposed disappearance of barriers to entry for web businesses, ignores the size of the operational challenges. Expertise, repeatable process, tools and infrastructure are not easily found, and working with experienced, reliable partners is vital. Damian Smith will provide some examples from experience with TEN Digital and LookSmart.

Damian Smith, General Manager - Digital Media, Network TEN

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Cameron Reilly,Podcast Network

Brad Howarth, lagrange communications – Moderator

Ben Barren - Gnoos.com.au

Richard MacManus, ReadWriteWeb

Michael Kordahi - Microsoft

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The digital image market has been changing rapidly and in so doing fundamental change has confronted professional photographers, designers and writers. Diversify or die is the modern business catch-phrase and photographers must thinking about how to develop, grow and manage a multi-revenue business. How? Through the power of Microsoft Expression Media and Gekko’s e-Commerce engine a dynamic new marketplace for selling and managing non-commission sales is a reality for hundreds of professional photographers, writers and designers.

Adrian will discuss the market forces at play and demonstrate how Expression Media has been a central platform.

Adrian Treahy, Gekko Images

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A clearly explained modular system that allows you to hide and show CSS rules to specific browsers without the need for extensive hacks or workarounds.

Russ Weakley, Max Design

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Learn about Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) and how you can use it to develop great applications. This session shows how WPF can help you deliver rich and engaging applications that are easy to deploy with unlimited potential for visualising information. Walk away understanding the fundamentals of XAML mark-up and the WPF programming model: layout, controls, documents, media, 2d, 3d, and data-binding. Also find out how XAML and Microsoft’s latest tool offerings Visual Studio “Orcas” and Expression Blend helps designers and developers work together, empowering designers to independently create an application’s user interface at the same time that a developer builds its logic and functionality.

Joseph Cooney, Paradigm Development

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Microsoft Expression Web 1.0 is still hot off the presses. Come and get in-depth tips and tricks on this great standards-based design tool. In addition, get a preview of the direction we’re taking as version 2.0 expands its universe beyond HTML, CSS, and JavaScript and puts Silverlight, PHP, and ASP.NET within reach.

Michael Kordahi, Microsoft Australia

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In this presentation you will learn about some of the common standards pitfalls that you encounter in your work while discussing how tools such as Microsoft Expression Web can solve these common problems. We will also cover why standards are important and how to streamline your development pipeline by making it easier for designers and developers to work together.

John-Daniel Trask, Mindscape, New Zealand

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While the number of devices and new media platforms continues to grow and fragment, the brands that people experience are converging. Audiences want to experience their TV show on the television, online, on mobiles, i-pods and not yet invented technologies. How does this business model work? How are users interacting with this experience, and what is the impact for the Australian new media development community? Guy will boldly attempt to answer these questions with reference both to his role as President of AIMIA, and General Manager of PBL Media looking after Channel Nine, ninemsn and ACP Magazines.

Australian Interactive Media Industry Association(AIMIA) National Executive, Guy Gadney

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All right, I've uploaded all of day1 content [yay, me].

I've been looking at the stats and it seems that in the few days that this site has been up, we've had more views per video than attendees at the entire conference. This internets distribution thing just might have legs me reckons :-)

Also, due to popular demand, I've also added mp3 downloads.

Gonna take a bit of a breather and start working on day 2 content soon. So, stay tuned.

And feel free to spread the word about this site the more that get access to this content the better.

-mk