Jeroen van Dijk (17.Sep.2011 at 13:30)
Talk at PFCongres 2011 (English - US)
Social media webservices are great sources to fill up your website with user generated content. Just yank that API powered content tab and let it flood your pages. Sounds easy, doesn't it? In reality it's a bit tougher. Since these free resources come with a variable fair use policy on amount and frequency of API tickling, you don't want to be too dependend on their EULA.
For Royal Dutch Airlines KLM we created a website that inspires your traveling needs with social media content from others. KLM Travlr combines airline destinations with content from Yahoo, Flickr, YouTube, Twitter, Foursquare, Bookings.com, Wikitravel and more.
We'll give you the ins & outs on how we combined all API's in a single request, without crossing their limits and risking a ban and not letting the visitors wait too long.
Quicklink: https://joind.in/3659
Track(s): Nederlandse Zaal
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17.Sep.2011 at 12:25 by Gerben
Case studies are always interesting and the this talk was very interesting in that respect. Very interesting to see how you had the opportunity to work with newish technologies. Also interesting to see how you could apply tech solutions to match marketing questions.
The talk was well-prepared and well-paced, but you could have looked at Solr in a little more detail.
17.Sep.2011 at 12:27 by Robert-Jan de Dreu via api
One of the best talks i've been in today. Really clear and fun.
17.Sep.2011 at 20:34 by Richard Tuin
This was a really interesting case study with many different services combined in the most effective way.
The content was interesting and the way it was presented was good. A little bit slow paced, but i don't think that's a bad thing!
18.Sep.2011 at 19:40 by Taco Vader
Excellent talk, very honest on both the successes and the problems. Great speaker!
19.Sep.2011 at 08:52 by Chase Sillevis
Very interesting! Love to hear how other companies "tackle" projects. Compairing it with a dish adds a new dimension. Nice!
Good talk. Humorous and funny but completely serious when needed.
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17.Sep.2011 at 12:24 by Ricardo Snoek
Very interesting presentation on how Jeroen van Dijk and his company came up with solutions for huge problems to tackle. Good looking, clear presentation. Clear speaker an explanation.