Media Partners | Web Directions North

Media Partners

As one of the leading conferences for web professionals in the world, Web Directions offers an outstanding platform for print, online and other media to reach and expand their audience among opinion leaders in the web industry.

Our media partners help us reach more of the people who would benefit from attending our conferences.

Web Directions has been covered extensively online and in the traditional media, at publications and sites such as ZDNET, BuilderAU, DigitalWeb Magazine, The Age, The Sydney Morning Herald, SitePoint, ITtoolbox, Desktop Magazine, and elsewhere.

Media Partnerships are available to print, and online publications focussed on the web and IT industries.

For more information, please contact John Allsopp, or download our Media Partners Prospectus [PDF].

Scroll Magazine

http://scrollmagazine.com

Eschewing the faddish and the hip, Scroll Magazine features in depth articles by deeply experienced practitioners in the fields of user experience design, web design, accessibility, information architecture, web development and more.

Codango

http://www.codango.com

Codango provides a place where web developers from around the world come to share opinions about web development products, services, and resources. Codango consists of over 30,000 resources and 12,000 user reviews organized into a resource guide that allows developers to find and choose the best resources for their needs.

WOW Technology Minute

http://wowtechminute.com/

The purpose of the WOW Technology Minute is to impart a 60 second digest of news, facts and editorial. It’s our mission to help web professionals and business leaders everywhere understand and harness the dynamic nature of the internet. We stream this service in a concise format to provide long-term educational value. With an understanding that more information does not equal more knowledge we present a lot of education quickly in a small download (All WOW Tech Minute podcasts are about one megabyte in file size).

Brightkite

http://brightkite.com/

Brightkite is a popular location-based social network that brings people together around places. Users can follow what their friends are up to, where they are, and annotate places with notes and photos for everybody to see. Brightkite can be used on a variety of different platforms, including the web, mobile web, email, SMS, iPhone, several GPS devices, and more. One popular aspect of Brightkite is the creation of ad-hoc communities based on time and place, which goes beyond traditional social networks and attracts new audiences.

Mashable

http://mashable.com/

With more than 5.5 million monthly pageviews, Mashable is the world’s largest blog focused on social networks and web 2.0 news. Mashable’s readers include the most tech-savvy early adopters, venture capitalists, entrepreneurs, influencers, Web 2.0 aficionados and technology journalists.

Garysguide.org

http://denver.garysguide.org/events

Garysguide.org is the #1 Events Calendar in the country for Tech & Media professionals listing every tech / new media related event in every major tech hub. It is currently live in 13 cities including New York, Boston, DC, Chicago, Los Angeles, Seattle, Austin, Denver, San Diego, Portland, Toronto, Las Vegas and the San Francisco Bay Area. Recently profiled in the NY Times Fashion & Style, the site reaches a highly targeted mix of connectors & influencers including entrepreneurs, VCs, angels, tech executives, bloggers, analysts, developers and others.

Toolbox for IT

http://it.toolbox.com/

Toolbox for IT is an online community of professionals who share practical information on IT topics. This community enables anyone to access the collective information of a worldwide audience of experienced professionals, including 28 different knowledge bases ranging from business intelligence to wireless technologies.

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