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FOWA Notes: Commoditisation of IT and What the Future Holds - Simon Wardley

Commoditisation of IT and what the future holds Simon Wardley - Fotango Commoditisation Back in 1997, Spic girls, I was good looking, Labour were new and exciting. I was working in the financial sector. yesterdays hotstuff -> Today's boredom Photo of prime minister + Turkey 1890's

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FOWA Notes: Fostering online communities - Tara hunt

Summary 1. What makes a community 2. Example of communities 3. Common community themes 4. Setting fertile ground for the growth of your community Characteristics of a virtual community Personal homepage Personal content creation Ability to interact with other's content ability to friend and share content Visitors don&

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FOWA Notes: The changing face of online communities and communication - Edwin Aoki

Edwin Aoki - Chief Architect AOL Where it all began. * Commnuity was a a key promise of the web Webmail is the leading driver of page views. Email 9.32% of all page views Chat and IM take to the web. All the sucessful sites Mike mentioned are based around

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FOWA Notes: The Magic formula - Mike Arrington

The future of startups and web companies The Magic formula Mike Arrington I'm scared of addressing brits due to TC uk, I want to say sorry for that. I want to talk about the difficulties European start-ups have. What's the right formula for a web start-up

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Notes: Designing the Next Generation of Web Apps

The following are my panel notes from SXSW. As I am not the fastest typer I have paraphrased what was said. Should you notice any mistakes please do point them out in the comments for corrections. With hype around "Web 2.0" reaching an almost unbearable level, it

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Notes: How to Convince Your Company to Embrace Standards

The following are my panel notes from SXSW. As I am not the fastest typer I have paraphrased what was said. Should you notice any mistakes please do point them out in the comments for corrections. Web developers the world over understand the benefits that standards-based development provide, but how

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Notes: WaSP Annual General Meeting

The following are my panel notes from SXSW. As I am not the fastest typer I have paraphrased what was said. Should you notice any mistakes please do point them out in the comments for corrections. (Jeffery Zeldman notes at the beginning by Steve Marshall [http://nascentguruism.com/] and myself;

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Notes: Microformats: Evolving The Web

The following are my panel notes from SXSW. As I am not the fastest typer I have paraphrased what was said. Should you notice any mistakes please do point them out in the comments for corrections. Moderator: Tantek Çelik Chief Technologist, Technorati * Tantek Çelik Chief Technologist, Technorati [http://www.tantek.

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Notes: Web Standards and Search Engines: Searching for Common Ground

The following are my panel notes from SXSW. As I am not the fastest typer I have paraphrased what was said. Should you notice any mistakes please do point them out in the comments for corrections. Moderator: Molly E Holzschlag Pres, Molly.com Inc * Andy Hagans Blogger, Performancing [http://www.

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Notes: Holistic Web Design

The following are my panel notes from SXSW. As I am not the fastest typer I have paraphrased what was said. Should you notice any mistakes please do point them out in the comments for corrections. Moderator: Garrett Dimon Information Architect, GarrettDimon.com * Shaun Inman haveamint.com [http://www.shauninman.

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Notes: Web 2.1: Making Web 2.0 Accessible

The following are my panel notes from SXSW. As I am not the fastest typer I have paraphrased what was said. Should you notice any mistakes please do point them out in the comments for corrections. Moderator: James Craig Sr Design Tech, Frog Design Inc * Faruk Ates Owner CEO Web

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Notes: Demystifying the Mobile Web

The following are my panel notes from SXSW. As I am not the fastest typer I have paraphrased what was said. Should you notice any mistakes please do point them out in the comments for corrections. * Dave Shea mezzoblue.com [http://www.mezzoblue.com] * Cameron Moll cameronmoll.com [http://www.

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Notes: How to Make the Most of Maps

The following are my panel notes from SXSW. As I am not the fastest typer I have paraphrased what was said. Should you notice any mistakes please do point them out in the comments for corrections. * Daniel Catt - Works at Flickr [http://2006.sxsw.com/interactive/programming/panels/?action=

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Notes: Sink or Swim. The Five Most Important Start-up Decisions

The following are my panel notes from SXSW. As I am not the fastest typer I have paraphrased what was said. Should you notice any mistakes please do point them out in the comments for corrections. * Evan Williams CEO, Odeo, Inc. [http://www.odeo.com/] * Joshua Schachter Creator of del.

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Notes: Tantek Çelik Presentation: Creating Building Blocks for Independents

The following are my panel notes from SXSW. As I am not the fastest typer I have paraphrased what was said. Should you notice any mistakes please do point them out in the comments for corrections. Tantek Çelik [http://tantek.com] Chief Technologist, Technorati [http://technorati.com] Creative Commons Attributions

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Notes: How to Bluff Your Way in DOM Scripting

The following are my panel notes from SXSW. As I am not the fastest typer I have paraphrased what was said. Should you notice any mistakes please do point them out in the comments for corrections. Jeremy Keith [http://adactio.com/] and Aaron Gustafson [http://www.easy-reader.net] DOM scripting

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Notes: How to Be A Web Design Superhero

The following are my panel notes from SXSW. As I am not the fastest typer I have paraphrased what was said. Should you notice any mistakes please do point them out in the comments for corrections. Andy Clarke [http://www.stuffandnonsense.co.uk] and Andy Budd [http://www.andybudd.com]

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Notes: Traditional Design and New Technology

The following are my panel notes from SXSW. As I am not the fastest typer I have paraphrased what was said. Should you notice any mistakes please do point them out in the comments for corrections. Traditional design = print. Discussion based on aesthetics. * Liz Danzico [http://www.bobulate.com/] * Mark