@media2006 [http://www.vivabit.com/atmedia2006/] has been announced together with a rather tasty new website [http://www.vivabit.com/atmedia2006/] with all the details. I was at @media2005 last year and I found it to be a really inspiring event. This year (provided I get my act together in

I got down to Brighton bright and early for d.Construct Clear:left's grassroots web 2.0 conference. After being ushered in by Richard Rutter through the side door along with a couple of other early birds I sat down and booted up my powerbook to check my

I'll be driving down to the d.Construct [http://www.clearleft.com/services/training/dconstruct.php] conference in Brighton early tomorrow morning. I'm looking forward to seeing Stuart Langridge, Simon Willison and Cory Doctorow's presentations in particular. This whole conference is about Web 2.

Registrations for d.Construct [http://www.clearleft.com/services/training/dconstruct.php] "a grass-roots Web 2.0 conference" are being taken now Sold out. Such luminaries as Andy Budd [http://www.andybudd.com], Simon Willison [http://simon.incutio.com/] and Stuart Langridge [http://www.kryogenix.org/] will be

Day two was looking to be exactly what I was looking for from the whole experience of @Media2005. Doug Bowman [http://www.stopdesign.com] kicked off with an in-depth presentation discussing the re-design of Blogger, from the processes to actual techniques used. There was a particularly great example of using

Well, day one of @Media is over already so here is a brief summary: Jeffrey Zeldman [http://www.zeldman.com] kicked off the proceedings with a historical look at the early days of web standards through to what standards mean today and where they might be going in the future.

I'm really looking forward to going to the @media [http://www.atmedia2005.co.uk] conference, Thursday and Friday of this week. It's going to be great to put faces to all of the names of people that are such a big part of the industry. Tim