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Part 2: What Event Programmers Can Learn from the Newsroom
A practical look at how the User Needs Model might apply to a conference agenda
8 hrs ago
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Cobus Heyl
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Part 1: What Event Programmers Can Learn from the Newsroom
Every session needs a job. This BBC framework shows how to give it one.
Nov 4
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Cobus Heyl
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October 2026
Event Content That Travels
Designed with Purpose
Oct 30
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Cobus Heyl
August 2026
The Thinking Event
Why Event Content Must Meet People Where Their Brains Are Now
Aug 7
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Cobus Heyl
July 2026
Investors aren’t buying event data. They’re buying trust.
First-party data may be attracting attention, but the enduring value of B2B events lies in something AI can’t generate on its own: trusted professional…
Jul 2
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Piet van Niekerk
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March 2026
The Answer Engine Economy Is Good News for Events
When answers become automated, people start gathering for context
Mar 12
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Piet van Niekerk
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February 2026
The event tech stack is being unbundled
AI is not the disruption. The redistribution of power and accountability is.
Feb 26
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Piet van Niekerk
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Three Years of Data: How Attendees Are Recalibrating what Justifies Showing Up at Events
For the third year running, I’ve surveyed event attendees about what matters to them.
Feb 9
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Cobus Heyl
1
January 2026
The Great Event Correction
Why clarity is becoming the defining factor for events
Jan 7
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Cobus Heyl
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December 2025
Why AI split the room: What media can learn from events
Why the same conference produced two completely different futures
Dec 11, 2025
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Piet van Niekerk
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November 2025
What AI can really do for events
Lessons from a day inside the industry’s new reality
Nov 27, 2025
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Piet van Niekerk
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October 2025
I don’t want to pick a fight with PR, but I will
The newsroom habits that turn live events into content gold
Oct 23, 2025
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Piet van Niekerk
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