The first Web 2.0 Expo NYC is going to start in just two weeks. Just like in SF we have sessions for developers , designers , media & marketers , web ops , and executives . The Development sessions that I am looking forward to the most include John Resig talking about Visual Programming in JS , Cal Henderson talking about scaling video , Toby Segaran hacking the open web's data and the Ajaxian's (Ben and Dion) talk with Brendan Eich and Chris Wilson on the Future of Browsers (we're working on getting someone from Chrome ). On the Keynote stage I am really looking forward to Fred Wilson's talk about NYC's Web Industry and ending the week with Dan Lyons . In addition to the main conference content we also support a free unconference where the content is selected by the participants happens on-site. Organizer Nate Westheimer just posted some information about it. Web2Open is the free un-conference side of the Web 2.0 Expo and takes place on September 17th and 18th, during the Expo. Inspired by the BarCamp movement, Web2Open is where the attendees lead create the conference content. It's volunteer organized, and offers a fresh, community-oriented take on tech conferences. One of the best parts of the Web2Open is that it’s free! To register, sign up for Expo pass using the code webny08opn (attendees with conference pass may also participate). Wondering how you can get involved? The most important thing you can do is show up, part ...
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The first Web 2.0 Expo NYC is going to start in just two weeks. Just like in SF we have sessions for developers , designers , media & marketers , web ops , and executives . The Development sessions that I am looking forward to the most include John Resig talking about Visual Programming in JS , Cal Henderson talking about scaling video , Toby Segaran hacking the open web's data and the Ajaxian's (Ben and Dion) talk with Brendan Eich and Chris Wilson on the Future of Browsers (we're working on getting someone from Chrome ). On the Keynote stage I am really looking forward to Fred Wilson's talk about NYC's Web Industry and ending the week with Dan Lyons . In addition to the main conference content we also support a free unconference where the content is selected by the participants happens on-site. Organizer Nate Westheimer just posted some information about it. Web2Open is the free un-conference side of the Web 2.0 Expo and takes place on September 17th and 18th, during the Expo. Inspired by the BarCamp movement, Web2Open is where the attendees lead create the conference content. It's volunteer organized, and offers a fresh, community-oriented take on tech conferences. One of the best parts of the Web2Open is that it’s free! To register, sign up for Expo pass using the code webny08opn (attendees with conference pass may also participate). Wondering how you can get involved? The most important thing you can do is show up, part ...