2005年歐萊禮ETCON議程

指標性的conference之一。將第四屆的ETCON資訊做了一些整理。只先挑我有興趣的部分。看完了session議程之後，還真有股衝動想去參加。

Sessions:

依照我關注的程度做排序：

Please Note: Program content subject to change. Dates, times, and locations to be determined.

Public Documents as Blogs
Mark Simpkins

Reinventing Radio: Enriching Broadcast with Social Software
Tom Coates, BBC Radio & Music Interactive
Matt Biddulph, BBC Radio and Music Interactive
Paul Hammond, BBC Radio and Music Interactive
Matt Webb, BBC Radio & Music Interactive

Emerging Massive Media
Paula Le Dieu, Creative Archive, BBC

Creating Passionate Users
Kathy Sierra

Build Contentcentric Applications on RSS, Atom, and the Atom API
Ben Hammersley

Web Services Mash-Up

Wikipedia and the Future of Social Computing
Jimmy Wales, President, Wikimedia Foundation, Inc.

Web Services as a Strategy for Startups: Opening Up and Letting Go
Stewart Butterfield, President, Ludicorp
Cal Henderson, Lead Developer, Ludicorp

Remixing Wikis for Elementary School Classrooms: Instiki, wifi, and Rendezvous.
Tom Hoffman, Manager, The SchoolTool Project

Building a New Web Service at Google
Nelson Minar, Software Engineer, Google

Endangered Devices and How We Can Save Them
Wendy Seltzer, Staff Attorney, Electronic Frontier Foundation
Jason Schultz, Electronic Frontier Foundation

Trust Me: Adventures in Social Engineering
Pavni Diwanji, Chairman and Founder, MailFrontier, Inc.

How Sex Laws Incite Technological Change
Annalee Newitz, Policy Analyst, Electronic Frontier Foundation

O’Reilly Radar: News From the Future
Tim O’Reilly, Founder and CEO, O’Reilly Media, Inc.

Phone as Platform: Lessons from ITP

VC Funding for Geeks; or, How to Get Your Technology to Emerge the VC Way
Marc Hedlund, Entrepreneur-in-residence, O’Reilly Media

忘記了去年的ETCON是不是有類似BloggerCon這般的情境：即使不在會場，也能透過各種網路廣道，遠端旁觀/參與盛會。