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10 most impressive stuff che ho visto à Paris (à LeWeb)

Paris | 14/12/2011

10 most impressive stuff (à LeWeb) | 14/12/2011

1. NUMERI
‣ 3000 partecipanti
‣ 60 Paesi
‣ 30% FR, 37% US
‣ 80 blogger
‣ +26% mention rispetto #LeWeb10: 68k vs 50k
‣ 131 sessioni e video
‣ 227k views in 6 giorni

Fonte http://www.slideshare.net/LeWeb/presentations
10 most impressive stuff (à LeWeb) | 14/12/2011

1. NUMERI, 1° GIORNO

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10 most impressive stuff (à LeWeb) | 14/12/2011

1. NUMERI, 2° GIORNO

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10 most impressive stuff (à LeWeb) | 14/12/2011

1. NUMERI, 3° GIORNO

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10 most impressive stuff (à LeWeb) | 14/12/2011

1. TOP STORIES

Fonte http://www.slideshare.net/lutzfinger/leweb-11-fisheye-analytics

10 most impressive stuff (à LeWeb) | 14/12/2011

2. LA COMUNICAZIONE DELL’EVENTO

10 most impressive stuff (à LeWeb) | 14/12/2011

3. I PARTECIPANTI

Credits: Adam Tinworth

10 most impressive stuff (à LeWeb) | 14/12/2011

4. LANCI PRODOTTO

10 most impressive stuff (à LeWeb) | 14/12/2011

5. IL RUNNER

http://tamegoeswild.com/

Credits: Adam Tinworth

10 most impressive stuff (à LeWeb) | 14/12/2011

6. MARCO TEMPEST

http://youtu.be/r9AaTt1TaHU?hd=1&t=3m15s

10 most impressive stuff (à LeWeb) | 14/12/2011

7. LIVE SKETCHING

http://www.slideshare.net/LeWeb/leweb2011

10 most impressive stuff (à LeWeb) | 14/12/2011

8. STARTUP BUS

http://startupbus.com

10 most impressive stuff (à LeWeb) | 14/12/2011

9. DOMINO’S PIZZA

Stories are all about the customers

http://youtu.be/zZzuS460dBk?hd=1&t=53s

10 most impressive stuff (à LeWeb) | 14/12/2011

10. LAGERFELD

http://youtu.be/iSKqPi3wNcw

10 most impressive stuff (à LeWeb) | 14/12/2011

ONE MORE THING

10 most impressive stuff (à LeWeb) | 14/12/2011

http://www.forbes.com/sites/jessethomas/2011/12/09/visualizing-day-1-and-day-2-of-leweb-infographics/

10 most impressive stuff (à LeWeb) | 14/12/2011

Credits

‣ Hagakure.it per la disponibilità
‣ Radian 6 e Fisheye analytics per le slide di monitoraggio
‣ Jesse Thomas per l’infografica
‣ Michelle Chmielewski per il supporto
‣ Adam Tinworth per alcune foto
‣ Stephanie Booth e Frédéric de Villamil per il supporto ai bloggerz
‣ Le Meur family per tutto

10 most impressive stuff (à LeWeb) | 14/12/2011

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10 most impressive stuff I've seen at LeWeb, Paris 2011

1. 10 most impressive stuff che ho visto à Paris (à LeWeb) Paris | 14/12/2011 10 most impressive stuff (à LeWeb) | 14/12/2011

2. 1. NUMERI ‣ 3000 partecipanti ‣ 60 Paesi ‣ 30% FR, 37% US ‣ 80 blogger ‣ +26% mention rispetto #LeWeb10: 68k vs 50k ‣ 131 sessioni e video ‣ 227k views in 6 giorni Fonte http://www.slideshare.net/LeWeb/presentations 10 most impressive stuff (à LeWeb) | 14/12/2011

3. 1. NUMERI, 1° GIORNO Fonte http://www.slideshare.net/LeWeb/presentations 10 most impressive stuff (à LeWeb) | 14/12/2011

4. 1. NUMERI, 2° GIORNO Fonte http://www.slideshare.net/LeWeb/presentations 10 most impressive stuff (à LeWeb) | 14/12/2011

5. 1. NUMERI, 3° GIORNO Fonte http://www.slideshare.net/LeWeb/presentations 10 most impressive stuff (à LeWeb) | 14/12/2011

6. 1. TOP STORIES Fonte http://www.slideshare.net/lutzfinger/leweb-11-fisheye-analytics 10 most impressive stuff (à LeWeb) | 14/12/2011

7. 2. LA COMUNICAZIONE DELL’EVENTO 10 most impressive stuff (à LeWeb) | 14/12/2011

8. 3. I PARTECIPANTI Credits: Adam Tinworth 10 most impressive stuff (à LeWeb) | 14/12/2011

9. 4. LANCI PRODOTTO 10 most impressive stuff (à LeWeb) | 14/12/2011

10. 5. IL RUNNER http://tamegoeswild.com/ Credits: Adam Tinworth 10 most impressive stuff (à LeWeb) | 14/12/2011

11. 6. MARCO TEMPEST http://youtu.be/r9AaTt1TaHU?hd=1&t=3m15s 10 most impressive stuff (à LeWeb) | 14/12/2011

12. 7. LIVE SKETCHING http://www.slideshare.net/LeWeb/leweb2011 10 most impressive stuff (à LeWeb) | 14/12/2011

13. 8. STARTUP BUS http://startupbus.com 10 most impressive stuff (à LeWeb) | 14/12/2011

14. 9. DOMINO’S PIZZA Stories are all about the customers http://youtu.be/zZzuS460dBk?hd=1&t=53s 10 most impressive stuff (à LeWeb) | 14/12/2011

15. 10. LAGERFELD http://youtu.be/iSKqPi3wNcw 10 most impressive stuff (à LeWeb) | 14/12/2011

16. ONE MORE THING 10 most impressive stuff (à LeWeb) | 14/12/2011

17. http://www.forbes.com/sites/jessethomas/2011/12/09/visualizing-day-1-and-day-2-of-leweb-infographics/ 10 most impressive stuff (à LeWeb) | 14/12/2011

18. Credits ‣ Hagakure.it per la disponibilità ‣ Radian 6 e Fisheye analytics per le slide di monitoraggio ‣ Jesse Thomas per l’infografica ‣ Michelle Chmielewski per il supporto ‣ Adam Tinworth per alcune foto ‣ Stephanie Booth e Frédéric de Villamil per il supporto ai bloggerz ‣ Le Meur family per tutto 10 most impressive stuff (à LeWeb) | 14/12/2011

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