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03/12/2005
I’m here in Austin Convention center for my second year of SXSW Interactive Conference! I’m not alone because my partner Liang and Tony both come with me this year.
I was so excited to met Mary in the morning session, she’s one of my favorite blogger friend and gives me some great helps when I’m in San Francisco last year. Then I met Dave in the hall way, he was running for the registration. ;)
A lot of nice people I was looking forward to meet with, so I’m not going to waste my time sneak in the corner table by typing blog entries. Just let you know, If you see a Chinese Guy name is “Kevin Wen”, Please come to say hi and probably we will get some interesting conversations. At least you will know something about Chinese Blogosphere and the emerging market place. Oh, yes I’m look like this.
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09/30/2004
Redesigning Blogger:
Join our own Jeffrey Veen and Stopdesign’s Douglas Bowman to learn what made Blogger’s redesign so successful — and how you can put those lessons to work for you
Blogger.com had a beautiful redesign couple months ago, Now, Designers from adaptive path and Stopdesign are going to share their experience to others. I think this would be a great event for Web Designers and Architects. Hope there attendees (bloggers) will post some notes about this event.
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07/23/2004
Today's conference are starting right now, I'm keep updating links related this conference in my del.icio.us, if you are interested in knowing what's going on in the conference, Please check it out. Also if your connection good enough for stream tansfer, please check out free blogon webcase.
You may also subscribe the Blogon Conference feed provide by pubsub to instantly sydicate blogger's post about the conference.
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04/23/2004
Patrick kindly invites me to join a China-Focused Blogger meetup during CDF conference. The China Digital Future conference host by UC Berkeley journalism school on Friday and Saturday, April 30 and May 1st. I talk about this kind of meetup with Andrea (from Livinginchina.com) couple weeks ago. It's a great opportunity for China-Focused blogger meetup together in San Fran bay area. Especially some well-known Blogger will attend this conference. Probably we could invite more Bloggers in San Fran who are interesting in this meetup. Base on my information, I'd like to post a list of Bloggers who I know likely will be in this meetup.
Patrick Delaney, Fons Tunistra, Mindy Chiang, Kevin Wen, Isaac Mao, Robert Mao, Liang Lu,Andrea Leung
Update: Phil Wolff
Also looking forward:
Xiao Qiang, Dan Gilmour
more bloggers ongoing. Meetup probably in Satuday night May 1st. I'd like Patrick to choose a place for host this meetup. with Good food even better.
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04/22/2004
Here is the abstract of our speech in this coming CDF conference in UC berkeley. I'm still working on the PPT file.
Abstract
The blogging concept was first introduced in China in 2002. It grew rapidly and became popular in merely one year. In 2003, Social Networking and related applications started to surface in China. There are more than 300,000 people who are actively involved in Blogging and Social Networking sites. These new methods of self-expression and communication have started a new Internet trend in China. People are publishing their thoughts and experiences on Blog sites. Social Networking tools help them to establish new connections and enhance existing friendships.
Currently, blogging service providers are seeking new opportunities to commercialize their businesses. At the same time, they are adjusting their strategy to comply with evolving government regulations on Internet usage. Social Networking service providers are striving to find a profitable business model. What if we combine these two seemingly separate but yet fundamentally related concepts?
Blogging and Social Networking complement each other. Their value can potentially be multiplied through integration. Blogging improves the interaction of Social Networking users. Blogger communities become tighter and stronger via Social Networking. Naturally, this new breed of collaboration and communication application evolves into a personal portal.
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04/ 2/2004
Living In China will host a BloggerCon meeting in shanghai at 17 April, it's coinciding with BloggerCon II conference at Harvard Law school in April. LiC is a active community weblog organized by some foreigner blogger who currently lived in China. I have some good experience cooperate with LiC team. espeically they collaborate with Weciti and CNblog.org to host the first China blog award.
I don't have a chance to join this fantanstic meeting, wish attendees have a great time on it. If you are a blogger and live in Shanghai vicinity, you won't miss this chance to join the party! Please remember make sure there 30 RMB in your pokets if you wanna some beer. :)
Living In China
BloggerCon Shanghai Meeting is a joint initiative of the Shanghai Foreign Correspondents Club, Living in China and Fons Tuinstra of China Herald, with the support of BloggerCon. For further information, please email bloggercon@livinginchina.com.
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01/20/2004
South by Southwest Music and Media Conference (SXSW) 2004 is coming up this March 17-21 2004. The show located in Austin TX, about 3 hours drive from Dallas. I check their register page today, it's seems I probably need spend $225 bucks for the Interactive access. Actually the most attractive stuff for me are webloggers conference and three day Trade Show. I didn't decided it yet, any of my friends want join this 4 days trip to Austin?
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10/ 5/2003
BloggerCon is a conference about weblogs on October 4 and 5 on the campus of Harvard Law School.
Here are some photos about Bloggercon 2003 conference from Dan Bricklin
Conference note by Heath, admire his typing speed.
Joi's joined conference and here is rough transcript of his talk
Audioblogging At BloggerCon provide by Harold Gilchrist
Also we can enjoy feeds anytime in this conference at bloggercon.localfeeds.com
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