Asian Bloggers & Social Media 2010 Conference Day 2
Posted in Events, Just For Fun on 07/30/2010 01:56 pm byThe first day of the Asian Bloggers & Social Media 2010 Conference was amazing, the second day was even better. Most of the speakers were bloggers themselves so they managed to impress me with alot of details on blogging and social media.
The 2nd day started with a speech from Eddie Law, who spoke on areas of legal awareness that bloggers have to know. He Analyses the current provision in law in relation to blogging practices. He mentioned that bloggers should in a way censor what they say and cause no harm to anyone. Bloggers should in a way be honest and fair when blogging and that they must always be accountable on what they mentioned. According to Eddie Law, there are 2 kinds of action that can be taken against bloggers, namely the Civil Action and the Criminal Action. This branches down to Defamation, Privacy law, Detention under the ISA, communication & multimedia Act and many more. Eddie Law can be accessed at LawEddie [dot] com.
The next session was by Lim Fahima from Virtual Consulting, Indonesia who spoke on managing online reputation of your brand. She touched topics such as Monitoring online conversation and engaging with customers to promote yourself in the best channel, responding to online review selectively and put yourself in a positive light and advertising online to increase traffic and gather customer information.
Oliver “Blogie” Robillo who is a WordPress Evangelist from the Phillipines gave us some insight of how to use and improve your blog using this blogging tool, WordPress. CyberSecurity Malaysia also gave us an insight of the steps they are taking in order to control and secure the internet world. He said that we should be in control on what we register for online, as well as to not simply register yourself online.
2 famous bloggers also gave their views that day. Niki Cheong who is a journalist for Star Publications spoke about the difference between a Journalist and a Blogger. After that, Kenny Sia of KennySia[dot]com gave a speech on how to work with social media influencers. He highlighted on the things that we should consider before engaging or even approaching an influencer. He is a natural comedian and was quite witty to hear him present.
The closing was done with a Panel Discussion that included Datin Paduka Marina Mahathir.
I hope to join the Asian Bloggers & Social Media Conference next year that is scheduled for May 2011.
For those who want to view a write up in chinese, kindly follow my fellow friend Teck Jung at the following link. Asian Bloggers & Social Media Conference in Chinese.

Asian Bloggers & Social Media Conference - All the sponsors

Asian Bloggers & Social Media Conference - The Hall

Asian Bloggers & Social Media Conference - Niki Cheong, Journalist

Asian Bloggers & Social Media Conference - Kenny Sia

Asian Bloggers & Social Media Conference - LiewCF :)

Asian Bloggers & Social Media Conference - Lunch Time

Lunch Time, that's the CEO of Erican Language Centre, Mr Eric

Asian Bloggers & Social Media Conference - Marina Mahathir

Thristhan with Joyce Wong (KinkyBlueFairy) and Niki Cheong

Sophia with Joyce Wong and Niki Cheong

Thristhan with Amit Varma of India Uncut





































