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Mazen Sadat posted
Recession Impact on Web 2.0 Startups?
As the economy, stock and financial markets worsen...I wonder how the impact will be on Web 2.0 startups....Ideas that can help survive the bad times?
Thu, Feb 19 at 2:14PM
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Nick Gasparro posted
Job opportunity in Boulder, CO / Sr. Software Engineer / PHP developer
Looking for a Senior Software Engineer to join our dynamic and growing Internet-based company. The qualified candidate will expand our web-based platform, building new features and products. You will effectively design, develop, and deploy applications based on open-source technologies such as Linux, Apache, MySQL, Perl and PHP. You will use outside of the box thinking to solve challenging problems as part of creating a novel Web 2.0 applicat...... [read more]
Mon, Oct 20 at 3:37PM
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jedwhite posted
Come to PubCamp in Sydney and Melbourne and share some of the experiences from Web 2.0 Expo back in Oz
Inspired by all the great information and atmosphere at Web 2.0 Expo, we're hosting a free event in Sydney and Melbourne for Australians. Part of the aim is for interested Australian web 2.0-ers to share some of the ideas and excitement that came out of Web 2.0 Expo.
Information follows:
Come along to "PubCamp - The Web 2.0 Media Day - A Conference and Unconference".
It's a free event about the future of media and the Web covering Web 2...... [read more]
Sat, May 24 at 6:31AM
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Takao Funami posted
What's Web2.0Expo
Web2.0 is not DotComBubble2.0
I choose Web2.0.
:)
Wed, May 7 at 5:47PM
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janetti chon posted
Link to presentations + videos
Thanks everyone for making it out to Expo! Hope you gained value from your experience.
See our homepage for presentation files, photos, news + coverage:
www.web2expo.com/sf
Here's a link to the videos: blip.tv/topics/view/web2expo
(Keynotes and Launch Pad)
Sat, May 3 at 12:09PM
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Asif Khan posted
Did You Get An Octopus?
Hey everyone,
I'm the guy from Octopz and we wondering how many of you actually got our Inky the Octopz stuffed animals?
If you did, what do you think of them?
Cheers,
Asif
Nathan Hubbard:
How did I possibly miss these! How cool! Arggh!
Lovisa A. Williams:
hey! those are cool! And no, I didn't get one either! I even stopped by to say hi!
Wed, Apr 30 at 12:30PM
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Chad Capellman posted
Chad's Haphazard notes on Next-generation Mobile UI
Ben Bederson
John SanGiovanni
Date: Friday, April 25
Time: 11:00 - 11:50AM
Presented by Ben Bederson (Zumobi), John SanGiovanni (Zumobi). Explore a new era of mobile UI with industry pioneer Dr. Ben Bederson. Bederson will speak on how Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) research is reshaping how consumers interact with their mobile phones.
---------NOTES --------------------
:: Immediacy
The nature of mobile experience. One core d...... [read more]
Wed, Apr 30 at 5:25AM
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Sam Anvari posted
Any Designer Interested in Networking?
I'm a Graphic/UI designer focused on Mobile UI design and wish to meet any one who's interested in UI Design and UI Usability (Web and Mobile).
My LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/samanvari
Please feel free to drop me a note at "siavash@mac.com"
Tue, Apr 29 at 12:03PM
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Darren Northcott posted
web/graphic/flash design
anyone looking for some web/graphic or flash design shoot me a message, i'm freelancing.
also, anyone with flex experience, pls msg me.
Mon, Apr 28 at 3:20PM
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jean philippe gousse posted
contact me on linkedin
here my public profile on linkedin
www.linkedin.com/profile?viewProfile=...
Mon, Apr 28 at 2:21PM
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Responses to the session:
Living with the Internet: Experiencing the Digital Revolution from a Latino Perspective
Presented by Fernando Madeira (Terra). There is a new revolution in Latin America. The region is emerging as a bellwether player for internet trends. See how the Latinos are creating a new media environment and reshaping the society.
pola oloixarac:
I very much enjoyed when someone in the audience asked Madeiro: "so you basicly run your business like a sweatshop?" and he said: yes.
Fernando:
The data shown was very interesting. Sadly it shows that Latin America is not an appealing market for e - business. Even though the technology is implemented at different levels all around Latin America. The lack of population and the economic differences make the market very difficult.
I still believe that Latin America is growing and many people have business ideas that aim Latino markets and abroad.
I want to thank Fernando for this insight to the Latin American market.
Vinesha:
I very much enjoyed this session.
Sun, Apr 27 at 11:51PM
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Roger Wells posted
Interview with Jonathan Schwartz
O'Reilly interrupted Jonathan Schwartz numerous times. It came across to me that he (O'Reilly's) thought his views were more important than Schwartz.
Tommy Merry:
Yes, it did seem that way at times. Perhaps O'Reilly was more focused on the questions on his pad of paper, than the great responses that Jonathan was giving. I can't help being a big Schwartz fan, he's one inspirational character!
Sun, Apr 27 at 10:07PM
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Responses to the session:
Designing Like We Give a Damn
Presented by Katrina Alcorn (Hot Studio), Maria Giudice (Hot Studio). In this case study, we show how research inspired the design of a system that harnesses the best of Web 2.0 concepts to allow architects to collaborate on humanitarian projects ...... [session page]
Leanne Waldal:
fabulous overview of a really great project
Sun, Apr 27 at 8:16PM
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Responses to the session:
Checking the "Feel" of Your UI with an Interaction Audit
Presented by Josh Damon Williams (Hot Studio, Inc. ), Peter Stahl (eBay). What is the "feel" of your user interface? Is it consistent or jagged? See how an audit of interactions can reveal whether your site delivers a clean, simple, easy-to-operat...... [session page]
Hillary Hartley:
This has been said about most of the successful sessions, but it also applies here: great info, but 50 minutes was way too short. They presented an excellent high-level overview of their process, but I wanted more!
Sun, Apr 27 at 3:41PM
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Elazar Heim posted
Sightix
www.Sightix.com
Social Graph Search
Sightix is a social search platform offered as a service for social networks that returns personalized relevant results to their users.
Current search engines do not take into account the identity of the user, therefore everyone gets the same search results. Users cannot prioritize search results in a way that information from people they know (and their friends) and rely on - will come first.
As ...... [read more]
Sun, Apr 27 at 5:35AM
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Responses to the session:
Widgets Growing Up
Presented by Alex Bard (AOL - Goowy Media), Tariq Krim (NetVibes), Hooman Radfar (Clearspring Technologies, Inc.), Gary Benitt (AOL - Goowy Media), Rooly Eliezerov (Gigya Inc.), Ganesh Sivaraman (Nokia, Inc.). Widgets are portable bits of code tha...... [session page]
Clara Kuo:
I would have liked to hear more from Ganesh about what Nokia is doing to make widgets more accessible from a mobile standpoint. Also Tariq, hope to connect with you or one of the software developers working in the widget arena to learn more about the the NV universal widget API or what kind of coding goes into that!
Jacques Brisson:
Interesting talk from people that really have experience from the trenches. I discovered Hooman last year, still is solid this year. Is Tariq from France (I mean... the accent...) ?
Sat, Apr 26 at 6:42PM
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Brian Dillard posted
Slides from my talk on Slideshare
Thanks to everyone who stuck around till the end of the conference to attend my talk.
Slides are here:
http://www.slideshare.net/bdillard/do...
Blog post here:
http://blogs.pathf.com/agileajax/2008...
Sat, Apr 26 at 8:52AM
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Responses to the session:
Casual Privacy
Presented by Kellan Elliott-McCrea (Flickr). Casual Privacy is a design pattern for sharing semi-private information that maps to how secrets are shared in real social networks, and that people will actually use. Casual Privacy plays nicely with w...... [session page]
Leanne Waldal:
the content was great; kellan constantly referring to lost graphics to remind audience that we're missing something -- that was distracting -- i wish he'd just gone to the web to demonstrate what he was describing with words and text. still it was one of the most interesting sessions.
Tim Bishop:
Kellan rocked. It was worth attending the talk for the funny asides alone, but the ideas presented were extremely interesting as well.
Fri, Apr 25 at 11:36PM
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Responses to the session:
Disney.com
Presented by Eric Freeman (Disney Online), Jason Davis (Disney Online). This talk will showcase the Web 2.0 themes across several new products including the new Disney.com, Disney Fairies, and the new Family.com.
Wayne Smith:
Jason wasn't a pep rally leader, but it was a decent run thru their new site. Interesting view into a social site for moms and another for 6-11 year-olds. Hoping for a little more behind-the-scenes and less feature demo, but I liked it anyway.
Fri, Apr 25 at 8:49PM
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Responses to the session:
Faceforce: Bringing the Power of the Social Graph to Enterprise Apps
Presented by Clara Shih (Faceforce). Faceforce, which integrates Salesforce and Facebook, is the first social networking mash-up for the enterprise. This session will walk through the development of Faceforce and how social networking will fundame...... [session page]
nada kanaan:
Clara was good, the social networking part of it was a bit too basic.
Fri, Apr 25 at 6:43PM
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David Kavanagh posted
How long will this social network persist?
It will be interesting to see the lifespan of this social network. I have seen it ramp up slowly, steadily the month before the conference. In the last week before, it added members with a renewed vigor. I was continually surprised how many people joined as the conference progressed. Now that the show is over, and the lights have been turned out (well, almost), who's going to stick around?
Fri, Apr 25 at 6:04PM
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Irfan posted
Anything going on Friday Night Post Web 2.0
I'm an out of towner looking for something fun to do with my fellow expoers.
David Kavanagh:
Well, I'm pretty lame, I have a flight late tonight, so I'm hanging out at the Intercontinental (where I stayed this week) and am using the lobby WiFi and going to have dinner soon. You're welcome to stop by and chat.
Fri, Apr 25 at 5:55PM
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Responses to the session:
How to Create Successful Unconferences, BarCamps, and Meetups for Almost No $$
We've seen in the past year how unconferences, barcamps, and other grass roots conference structures have become powerful tools to develop community; virally market standards, tools, and ideas; and launch new companies and networks. The focus of t...... [session page]
Judy Fightmaster:
It was great to have a session on something I had never imagined before but can see an immediate use for. Great to hear from these women and their experience.
Fri, Apr 25 at 5:04PM
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Responses to the session:
The Power of Online Communities: Lessons from the Best of the Consumer and Business Community Managers
What makes Web 2.0 companies different? It’s all about the people. Web 2.0 companies and their technologies lower the barrier to membership, empower and engage community members, and develop a two-way communication channel between the community ...... [session page]
Hillary Hartley:
I thought the mix on the panel was fine, but thought that you could've gotten more out of the panelists with better questions and tighter moderation.
Kingsley Joseph:
Thanks for the feedback Judy. We wanted to represent a mix of organizations so that we could cross pollinate the discussion more effectively.
Judy Fightmaster:
It was good to hear from the real world - although Kiva and Dell seemed a little more 'real' and I would prefer to have more business examples in industries not so closely connected with Web 2.0 as Yahoo! and Flickr. The ideas expressed during the last 5 or 10 minutes about what actions most encourage participation were the most helpful.
Fri, Apr 25 at 5:00PM
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Norys Trevino posted
FaceBook Link
I pretty much use Facebook for everything, take a look http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?i....
Fri, Apr 25 at 4:36PM
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Responses to the session:
Making Email a Useful Web App
Presented by Andy Denmark (TripIt). Over 90% of all internet communication happens via email; just about everyone lives and works in their inbox. Even when used in concert with calendars, to-do lists, databases, and content- and project management...... [session page]
Dan Sagisser:
I guess I didn't really get what I'd hoped out of this. I was hoping it would be a bit more broad.
Fri, Apr 25 at 4:29PM
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Responses to the session:
Do Try This at Home: Ajax Bookmarking, Cross-site Scripting, and Other Web 2.0 Browser Hacks
Presented by Brian Dillard (Pathfinder Associates). This session will examine the ways in which standards bodies, browser vendors and library/plug-in authors are shaping the future of our foundational web technologies - and how individual develope...... [session page]
Petr Dousa:
Interesting look at how web evolves. I haven't thought that non-standard stuff is the innovation driving force.
Matt Brohammer:
Not exactly code-heavy, but that's not needed for the last session of the last day. Very engaging presenter trying to wrap heads around the jumbled toybox of js libraries.
Not so much about what to do specifically rather than which thing to pick up and use.
ccruz:
Very disappointing session. Despite the opening disclaimer that there would be no code reviewed, the title suggests hands-on, in-depth code discussion/review and that's what I was hoping for.
Also, Brian speaks very, very fast!
I did like hearing about future standards possibilities (CSS Object Model, etc.)
Fri, Apr 25 at 4:23PM
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I'm still around on Friday night - anyone doing anything interesting? If not, maybe we should get together for a post-web 2.0 expo dinner.
Lovisa A. Williams:
Oooooo....I might be up for that. Suggestions?
Kevan:
I just love meeting people and sharing ideas. I would be game...
Jean Georges Perrin:
There are a lot of stuff just around...
http://www.mytravelguide.com/restaurants/near-78195905-United_States_California_San_Francisco_Metreon_restaurants.html
...
Fri, Apr 25 at 4:20PM
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