Gary Halliwell, President, ZoomInfo
Ross Mayfield, Chairman, President and Co-founder, Socialtext
Jeff Massa, President & CEO, YellowBrix
R.J. Pittman, CEO, President, and Co-Founder, Groxis

Can you make a business (model) out of a technology? RSS, blogs, wikis, niche publishing, contextual linking, desktop search, visualization—there’s no shortage of new technologies and ways to create, publish, and distribute content. Some are “off the grid,” individualized ventures, and others have broken away from the traditional content value chain. Are any of these new schemes driven by profit motives? Are any making money? Hear from several businesses which are applying new technologies in such a way that they leverage technology to create content or add value—and make money. Listen and learn from the hopes and dreams and strategies for success as expressed by these new content industry innovators.

You asked—for more small group discussions on issues, trends, challenges, and hot topics that emerge during the conference. Join your colleagues to explore problems and issues of common concern at these real-time communities of interest. The round-tables have become an integral part of content at Camelback, and a superb way of tapping into the knowledge and experience of all the conference attendees. Come prepared to listen and learn—and contribute.

Continue your round-table discussions in smaller groups over lunch, or join a lunch table on a different topic to get a quick briefing on another discussion.

Moderator: Jeff Cutler, Chief Revenue Officer, Answers.com
Joseph E. Kasputys, Chairman, President and CEO, Global Insight, Inc.
Don Hawk, Co-Founder & President, TechTarget
Corey Johnson, CEO, Valeo Intellectual Property
David Mandelbrot, General Manager, Search Content, Yahoo!

Finding the right business model has been the mantra of the content industry, but while the debate continues, the real secret to success and profitability may not be reinventing your business model, but pursuing well-founded strategic goals and objectives. In this high-powered panel, top executives from major content-centric companies share their critical thinking about business strategies they are using to turn threats into opportunities and challenges into profitability.

Moderator: Joe Bremner, CEO, Kennedy Information, Inc.
Richard T. Kaser, Vice President of Content, Information Today, Inc.
Nikolai S. Kopelev, Manager, Vendor Relations, GlaxoSmithKline
Michelle Manafy, Editorial Director, Enterprise Group, Information Today, Inc. Chair, Buying & Selling eContent

What did you learn, what did you hear in the sessions and around the conference? What do industry observers and analysts have to say about what was discussed at the conference? Get the “cliff notes” from this thoughtful panel, and return to your office with a firm grasp of where the industry is headed and inspired with strategies for success in the coming year.