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WAA in Spain — A Step Towards EUWAA? Let's Experiment Empowering the Local Chapters!
Last week I was invited to Barcelona to a great WA event: Practitioner Web Analytics 2008. This event gathered most of the Spanish Web Analytics professionals around a 3 days event. It was a great success based on the feed-back published already in some blogs (Javier & Gemma). For me it was a very special occasion as I’m Spaniard and this was the first opportunity I had to address live a Spanish audience in Spanish ;-)
Online Privacy Panel — eMetrics San Francisco
As you have read this year I attended without Aurélie eMetrics San Francisco as she had to take care of our most important project ever: Luca ;-)
This post is the first of a series that I’ll be writing in the coming weeks regarding some of the sessions and conversations that I had during the conference. Usually it’s Aurélie who writes these kind of posts, but I promissed her that I would represent her during and after the conference so here it goes.
First Web Analytics Wednesday in Brussels
This week, the Web Analytics Association and OX2 just organised a Web Analytics Wednesday here in Brussels. It was the first time we had this event in the capital of Europe and it was a nice event IMHO. I wanted to thank again De Persgroep for hosting this event in their magnificent premises.
18 people showed up (I hope to increase this number for the next edition in a couple of months). As you know, the agenda included some presentations delivered by Michaël Notté, Julien Coquet and myself (I’ll publish another post with a copy of these later on. You can read the agenda here) and it was followed by a networking cocktail. The audience was mainly composed of practitioners, but we had also 1 consultant (beside us) and 2 vendors (WebTrends and ClickTracks).
Digital Convergence & Future of Web Analytics
This morning I was reading an article in the magazine CNBC European Business (September 2006) by Joe Figueiredo “Come Toguether”. It starts like this: “Although sometimes obscured by the fog of hype, a real convergence of the information, communication and entertainment industries is under way in Europe.”
It’s not a magazine that I read often but Aurélie told me to read the article. So I took my cup of coffee, a little cigarette and started reading. All kind of thoughts & ideas were emerging as I was reading so I took notes and I wanted to share with you some of them in a brainstorm mode.