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Date: Tuesday 22nd September 2009
9am - 10am Online Video Platforms
This module will look at the many different platforms on which video can reside and the different attributes, functions and culture that surround them. The module will look in detail at Video Networks, WebTV, Widgets, and Mobile.
10am - 11am  Online Video Formats
   This module will examine the many different formats that video content can be     presented in. This is distinct from the platform on which the video resides, but     rather looks at the structure of the video asset itself, how the nature of the     structure affects how the video is consumed and therefore how it is used within     a digital marketing strategy.  The module will look at formats including short     form versus long form content, informational versus entertainment content,     video websites, video blogging,  pre, post and interstitial in-video ads,      webisodes, non-linear video, clickable video, video and multi video display ads.
11am - 12pm  Online Video Content
   This module will look at the ‘nature’ of online video content, the differentiators     between it and TV content and the different forms that engage different     audiences.  In particular the content will be examined in terms of tiers 1 to 3     (professionally produced to user generated content), interactivity, virability and     subscription.  The module will also look at the culture around these different     types of format and how to approach creating certain content-types to      effectively gain traction with a certain market or demographic.
This final module will explore how platform, format and content should be leveraged to form the driver within an integrated campaign strategy. Changes in how brands are perceived in the online space, metrics and online behaviour will be examined within the context of conversational marketing, online ‘democracy’ and the prosumer.
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